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    ESA > Our Activities > Observing the Earth > The Living Planet Programme > Earth Explorers

    Revisit the Living Planet Symposium

    2 July 2010

    More than 1400 scientists and users from around the world gathered this past week in Bergen, Norway, for ESA’s Living Planet Symposium to present their latest findings on Earth's environment and climate using data from observation satellites. Selected highlights from the symposium were streamed live on the web and are now available for replay.

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