GLOBE News

Congratulations to GLOBE Science Lead Charles Vörösmarty, who recently won the AGU American Geophysical Union Fellow for Excellence in Earth and Space Science Education Award.  >>

On 19 September 2024, GLOBE Observer Connect hosted a conversation with Brian Campbell, GLOBE Observer Trees lead; Lenka Kleger from the European Phenology Campaign; Haley Wicklein from the North America Phenology Campaign; and educator Markus Eugster about the GLOBE phenology campaigns and how you can get involved.  >>

On 25–26 October 2024, GLOBE Dominican Republic hosted an educator workshop where the GLOBE Program, the GLOBE Observer application, and the Atmosphere and Biosphere protocols were discussed.  >>

On 22–24 October 2024, 31 participants from nine GLOBE countries (Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Paraguay, Dominican Republic, Suriname, and Uruguay) attended the 2024 LAC Regional Meeting in Santo Domino, Dominican Republic.  >>

The GLOBE Program Office at NASA HQ and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Office of Education are pleased to announce that the GLOBE community’s weather observations have just become more impactful now that GLOBE data are being shared with the wider meteorological community through the Meteorological Assimilation Data Ingest System, or MADIS.  >>

For examples and inspiration on incorporating GLOBE data into 2025 IVSS Student Research Projects, check out the Discover, Explore, Explain webinar recordings, presented by GLOBE partners and NASA project scientists!  >>

The 30 Years of GLOBE Campaign kicked off in October with a webinar on GLOBE data student research presentations and the 30 Years of GLOBE data campaign introduction. The recordings are now available.  >>

The 2024 North American Regional Meeting (NARM) was held virtually over three days, 15–17 October, for three hours each day. Amy Chen, the GLOBE program officer at NASA, and GLOBE Implementation Office leadership opened the meeting with welcomes, highlights, and updates on GLOBE activities. Over the three days, 90 people attended, making it the most well-attended virtual NARM in the GLOBE Program’s history. Forty-eight people attended all three days. Learn more.  >>

NASA wants to highlight how NASA’s Earth observation data are applied in real-world contexts and is seeking GLOBE stories related to water resources and/or agriculture. Send your stories to the GLOBE Communications team.  >>

NASA Langley scientist and educator Marilé Colón-Robles explains the various citizen science initiatives available through NASA, including the GLOBE Program, in a recent video posted on the NASA en español (@NASA_es) channel on X.  >>