A geographic approach: Managing invasive species
Learn how land managers are using GIS for early detection, treatment, and eradication of non-indigenous species across the United States.
Environmental & Natural Resources Events
Discover new insights, innovative best practices, and the latest advancements in GIS technology.
Environmental and natural resources events
- Industry trade shows
- Esri conferences
| Date | Event | Location |
|---|---|---|
| March 23–26, 2025 | 2025 ECOS Spring Meeting | Arlington, VA |
| September 2–5, 2025 | 2025 ECOS Fall Meeting | Santa Fe, NM |
| September 9–12, 2025 | National Association of State Park Directors Conference | Canaan Valley Resort State Park, WV |
Past webinars
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ArcGIS Field Maps for invasive species management
Field Maps streamlines land managers’ tasks, such as collecting species observations, applying treatments, and conducting follow-up inspections. -
Maximizing Volunteer Impact with ArcGIS Hub
Use ArcGIS Hub to communicate with the public, train volunteers, and share tools and data. -
NAEP Esri GIS Day Webinar 2022
The National Association of Environmental Professionals leads a panel discussion on the power of GIS to tackle current environmental issues. -
GIS for Environmental Regulation
Explore the use of GIS to promote equitable access to clean land, air, and water in our communities through review, permitting and inspections. -
GIS for Land and Wildlife Management
Learn how GIS enables land and wildlife organizations to monitor species and ecosystems to better understand and act on their impact over time. -
Environmental impact of the infrastructure bill
Explore GIS solutions to streamline the various workflows impacted by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. -
Designing resilient transportation networks
Building resiliency into projects requires understanding of future climate change; GIS can help you understand and plan for these changes. -
New capabilities: environment & natural resources
Explore emerging trends and the latest GIS technology for permitting, outdoor recreation, and environmental justice workflows. -
Smart Parks
Is your park smart? How GIS can revolutionize
Learn how organizations apply GIS to modernize workflows, analyze park use and conservation, and improve communication with the community. -
ArcGIS solutions for R3
Recruitment, retention, and reactivation
Learn how Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife promotes outdoor recreation, visualizes license trends, and strengthens outreach. -
Monitoring critical resources and facilities
Keep an eye on performance in real-time, gain a common operating picture for enhanced decision-making, and easily adapt to changing needs. -
Environmental assessment & permit compliance
Learn how GIS helps agencies understand the environmental impacts of proposed projects while ensuring that people follow permit guidelines. -
Using ArcGIS to improve agriculture workflows
Learn how ArcGIS helps agriculture agencies streamline fieldwork, monitoring, and reporting while also improving collaboration with the public. -
How ArcGIS improves fish & wildlife workflows
See how ArcGIS enables agencies to address challenges such as recruitment, retention, and reactivation of hunters, and species management. -
GIS trends for agencies
Learn how Esri solutions address specific organizational challenges such as permitting, environmental impact analysis, and civic engagement.
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