AGU Annual Meeting 2026 (AGU26)
Sources of informationDecember 7–11, 2026 | Hybrid | San Francisco, California, USA |
AGU26 will convene the global Earth and space science community under the meeting theme “Where Science Connects.” As one of the largest international gatherings for Earth and space scientists, the annual meeting provides a platform for presenting research, building collaborations, and engaging with emerging scientific evidence across climate, hydrology, biogeosciences, geoscience observation, and environmental change. While broad in disciplinary scope, AGU26 is relevant to climate-smart and net-zero agri-food systems through sessions and discussions related to climate impacts, water resources, land and ecosystem processes, remote sensing, carbon cycling, and data-driven environmental monitoring. The meeting includes scientific sessions, workshops, panel discussions, and networking opportunities. Abstract submissions close on August 5, 2026.
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December 7–11, 2026 | Hybrid | San Francisco, California, USA | AGU26 will convene the global Earth and space science community under the meeting theme “Where Science Connects.” As one of the largest
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