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NASA will celebrate the 45th annual Earth Day April 17-22 with a variety of live and online activities to engage the public in the agency's mission to better understand and protect our home planet.  >>

The GLOBE Community celebrates GLOBE's 20th Anniversary with videos that highlight the growth of the Program in their countries. View them here. Be inspired to make one of your own.  >>

As part of GLOBE's 20th Anniversary celebration, GLOBE is releasing a Data Entry App. The App will allow GLOBE users around the world to enter data directly into their phone or tablet device while out in the field, and then send their data to the GLOBE database whenever they have an active internet connection.  >>

Get involved in highlighting the amazing places and landscapes on our home planet this Earth Day, 22 April, by posting photos and videos of your favorite place on Earth.  >>

Earth Day 2015 marks the 20th Anniversary of The GLOBE Program! This year, the international GLOBE Community is celebrating The GLOBE Program celebrate 20 years of bringing together students, teachers and scientists (through the GLOBE Schools Network) in support of student learning and research. Numerous celebrations for this special anniversary are going to be taking place around the planet – join in and help us celebrate!  >>

The XIV World Forestry Congress in Durban, 7-11 September, offers youth a great opportunity to engage in scientific and policy deliberations like never before. Young people will be engaged throughout the Congress process, providing vital contributions that stem from debates among peers as well as inter-generational discussion on the most pressing issues facing forests and forestry.  >>

if you have old data sheets that you have not yet entered into the GLOBE database, please join this worldwide effort to enter those data now. If your data collection is up-to-date, then now is the time to collect and enter more data….online or through the new data entry mobile app, coming soon.  >>

This month, the Earth Day Network (EDN) will kick off U.S. and global activities on a massive scale to mark the 45th anniversary of Earth Day. Under EDN's leadership, Earth Day has grown from a single-day event to a year-round movement to promote sustainability.  >>

March 2015 News Brief  >>

Mar-2015 Letter to the Community  >>