Stars and STEM Stories

Since 2000, ECCA (Environmental Camps for Conservation Awareness) has been implementing the GLOBE Program in Nepal, actively training youth, educators, and students in GLOBE protocols across schools.  >>

The Environmental Camps for Conservation Awareness organization trained educators and college students in GLOBE protocols across several schools after they received a grant from YLACES. This opportunity equipped participants with the tools and information needed to share their new knowledge with their educator or student peers in a form of collaborative learning.  >>

Students organized an Earth Day 2024 program by sharing their knowledge and learning together with primary students and their teachers on GLOBE Protocols in Asha Bidhyashram School in Balaju, Kathmandu as well as organizing different awareness programs in different parts of Nepal.  >>

With a central theme of "Navigating Sustainability: Empowering Communities through Environmental Action," the meeting was of paramount importance as it served as a nexus for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and capacity building among stakeholders from various countries.  >>

Students learned to use The GLOBE Program's app, GLOBE Observer, to study clouds and help spread science learning through rural schools.  >>

The GLOBE Asia and Pacific Regional Coordination Office in collaboration with GLOBE Philippines organized a GLOBE Program School Orientation Seminar on January 31, 2019.  >>

During the conference the students learned how they can take part in practical science and how to view and analyze data collected from around the world.  >>

On 8 August 2012, more than 130 GLOBE students and teachers in Delhi, India, came together for the "Biodiversity on Edge 2012" Youth Forum, sponsored by the Indian Environmental Society (IES). Also in attendance were members of the GLOBE Asia-Pacific Regional Help Desk Office and the Department of Environment, Government of NCT (National Capital Territory) Delhi. This event gave Delhi students the opportunity to present various research projects pertaining to biodiversity and its conservation.  >>

The official Web site of the GLOBE Club of Maliyadeva College in Kurunegala, Sri Lanka, was ceremoniously launched 5 December 2007 by Mr. R.M.M. Rathnayake, the Principal of the College. With guidance from the Ministry of Education and other GLOBE Clubs in Sri Lanka, the Maliyadeva GLOBE Club is the first to launch a Web site dedicated to furthering information about GLOBE activities in Sri Lanka.  >>

The Bagmati River is the principal river of the Bagmati River Basin in central Nepal. Fed by springs, monsoon rainfall and a number of tributaries, the river originates in the north of Kathmandu Valley and flows on to North India, where it empties into the Ganges. For centuries it has been celebrated in music, poetry and literature because of the importance it holds in the cultural traditions of the Nepali people.  >>