Land Use & Remote Sensing

Stephanie Spera is an assistant professor of climate change and remote sensing. Spera focuses on climate change and landscape sustainability, and she is currently studying shifts in the fall foliage season and related timing in visits to Acadia located in Bar Harbor, Maine.

Contact director of media and public relations Sunni Brown at sbrown5@richmond.edu to connect with Spera today.

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October 24, 2023

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Rain and cooler temperatures could have saved fall foliage season in Wisconsin

Research by geography professor Stephanie Spera is highlighted.

September 27, 2023

Research News

Climate change has shifted peak foliage season at Acadia National Park

Geography professor Stephanie Spera, a climate scientist, is quoted about her latest research.

October 6, 2021

Fall foliage flopping: How climate change is dulling and delaying your leaf peeping

Geography and the environment professor Stephanie Spera is featured as an expert related to her research on how climate change impacts fall leaves.

August 5, 2021

234 scientists read 14,000+ research papers to write the upcoming IPCC climate report -- here's what you need to know and why it's a big deal

Geography and the environment professor Stephanie Spera authored this piece.

March 8, 2021

What's the Most Climate-Safe Place in the World?

Stephanie Spera, assistant professor of geography and the environment, is interviewed.

October 27, 2019

Your 'basic' fall leaf photos could serve as evidence of climate change

Stephanie Spera, assistant professor of geography and the environment, authored this piece, which initially appeared in The Conversation. The piece has appeared in more than 30 additional outlets.

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