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Interagency Research in the Watersheds Conference

"At the Eighth Interagency Conference on Research in the Watersheds (ICRW), federal and state scientists, academics, NGOs, and others will focus on Adaptive watershed science and ecosystem management in a changing climate."

LaSells Stewart Center
Oregon State University
Corvallis, Oregon — June 5-8, 2023

Conference website: https://icrwatersheds.org/icrw8/

 

2023 ESA Meeting - Portland, OR

We're excited to join you at this year's Ecological Society of America (ESA) Annual Meeting. There will be multiple NEON-related events at ESA 2023. 

Visit the conference website here.

 

NEON-related Events at ESA

A preliminary schedule is now live.

All times Pacific Daylight Time

ASM Microbe Meeting

ASM Microbe is the American Society for Microbiology (ASM) Annual Meeting. Join NEON staff and collaborators from the National Microbiome Data Collaborative for a panel discussion, as well as many other opportunities at this event.

Rising Voices 2023

The theme of this year's workshop is Understanding the Relationships: People, Place, Technology, the Environment, and Climate Change. How do these relate to each other and to rebuilding and rediscovering relationships? NEON staff will be participating in the workshop.

The application for in person has ended but we are still accepting applications for the virtual option until March 31st.

Learn more and register at risingvoices.ucar.edu/events/workshops/2023

Predictive Ecology Gordon Research Conference

When: June 4 - 9, 2023
Where: Stonehill College, Easton, Massachusetts

8th Life Discovery – Doing Science Biology Education Conference

The Ecological Society of America and Florida A&M University will be holding the 8th Life Discovery Conference in March. This conference highlights the leading science, curriculum design and implementation and data exploration in a research-rich biology education for high school and undergraduate students. The 2023 theme is "Variants in Biology Education: What can we learn from pandemics?"

Where: Florida A&M University
When: Mar 23 - 25, 2023

IALE-North American Annual Meeting

The 2023 ​International Association for Landscape Ecology (IALE) - North American chapter Annual Meeting will be held Sunday, March 19 - Thursday, March 23, 2023 in Riverside, California.

NEON remote sensing scientist, Dr. Shashi Konduri, will be attending and is co-convening a special symposium, Remote Sensing of Landscape Change and Disturbance.

Visit the meeting website here.

 

2nd LENS Workshop

This four-day event will include hands-on data tutorials, plenary talks by socio-environmental systems experts, and field trips in and around the Great Smoky Mountains!  Landscape Exchange Network for Socio-environmental systems is a Research Coordination Network funded by the National Science Foundation. We are accepting letters of interest to participate in the workshop until January 25, 2023.

NEON scientists will be present to support the efforts of this great group.

Environmental Data Science Summit

Applications are closed for this event

This Summit aims to bring together all types of environmental data scientists to lay the foundation for a more cohesive and collaborative transdisciplinary community. The goals of the Summit are to build community and foster collaboration within the Environmental Data Science community. This year’s theme is Harnessing Diversity in Environmental Data Science.

Several NEON scientists are participating in this event. Visit the meeting website to learn more.

iLEAPS - OzFlux Joint Conference 2023

The original date of the iLEAPS - OzFlux Joint Conference was February 2021. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the conference has moved to 2023. The conference will be hybrid virtual and in Auckland, New Zealand.

AUT is proud to host the 6th iLEAPS Science Conference in 2023, in the vibrant city of Auckland and online, in conjunction with the yearly conference of the Australian/New Zealand Network for eddy covariance measurements (OzFlux).

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