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2026-09-22
The State of Trees – The Timing of Nature with the NASA Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, ocean Ecosystem (PACE) Mission and the North American Phenology Campaign
Join us to learn about phenology and land cover, from how to take ground-based observations to how the NASA PACE mission provides groundbreaking hyperspectral (a technique that captures many different wavelengths of light, revealing details that our eyes—and ordinary cameras—can’t see) observations of Earth's land surfaces.  >>

2026-09-22
Tracking Fall Color with PACE
GLOBE is working to provide more opportunities to contribute to NASA science, including through the current North American Phenology Campaign. This fall, GLOBE volunteers are invited to use GLOBE Land Cover to document changing leaf colors to help verify a unique new PACE leaf color product.   >>

2026-09-30
GLOBE Website Learning and Support: Account Creation
This session will begin with a quick, practical overview of the updated GLOBE.gov account-creation process, including account types, email verification, school or organization affiliation, referral codes, and common permissions questions.  >>

2026-10-27
The State of Eight Years and a Fond Farewell: Looking Back at the Last 2,964 Days of Collecting, Researching, Analyzing and Presenting Tree Height, Land Cover, Green-Up and Green-Down Observations Though Campaign Research and Application Webinars, Online Tutorials, Intensive Observation Periods, Data Challenges, and Digital Resources.
Join us for the final webinar for the Trees Around the GLOBE Student Research Campaign as we celebrate 8 years of student research and projects, ground-based and space-based satellite and instrument data, and the amazing sustainability that the campaign has established through active participation from 70 countries across the GLOBE community.  >>

2026-10-28
GLOBE Website Learning and Support: My Observations+ and Data Access
This session will begin with a walkthrough of My Observations+, which is the replacement for My Page, including how to find observation history, submit and access your data, and understand what information remains available.  >>