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SUMMARY:TERN Webinar - October: Seeing our vegetation change - why LiDAR time series matter for Australia’s future
DESCRIPTION:TERN Webinar: \nSeeing our vegetation change – why LiDAR time series matter for Australia’s future\nFrom the TERN Webinar registration page: \nVegetation canopies are among the most important indicators of ecosystem health\, carbon storage\, biodiversity and landscape resilience. Yet understanding how they change over time requires more than a snapshot. We need to measure structure repeatedly\, consistently and at multiple scales – from individual trees and vegetation plots to whole landscapes and continents. \n			\n				Register HERE
URL:https://www.thewaite.org/event/tern-webinar-october-seeing-our-vegetation-change-why-lidar-time-series-matter-for-australias-future/
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