Events - North America

Session 3 of the North America Partner Onboarding and Sustainability Series is focused on Partner opportunities and GLOBE communications.  >>

Learn about Elementary GLOBE Storybook Learning Activities and Extensions created by GLOBE Mentor Trainer Lynne Hehr.  >>

Session 2 of the North America Partner Onboarding and Sustainability Series is focused on Partner activities, roles, and responsibilities and managing accounts.  >>

Join Theresa Schwerin, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies, and the U.S. GLOBE Coordination Office to learn about GLOBE resources available for libraries, including hands-on STEAM activities that can support either the Collaborative Summer Library Program (Color Our World) or iREAD (Level up at your Library with games and puzzles).  >>

Dr. Elizabeth Burakowski, Research Assistant Professor at the University of New Hampshire, will share about the research she does on the vernal window, or winter-spring shoulder season, and how it aligns with the GLOBE North America Phenology Campaign. She will also talk about activities that align with her work and answer questions!  >>

Join Christi Buffington, University of Alaska Fairbanks, to talk about the February 2025 Intensive Observation Period for snow and think about what we learned and next steps.  >>

The GLOBE North American Regional Office/U.S. Coordination Office is excited to announce the new Partner Onboarding and Sustainability workshop series. Session 1 is focused on Getting to Know GLOBE (organizational structure, acronyms) and Website Navigation (Partnership pages, searching for resources).  >>

Nature Notes, developed at the Gulf of Maine Research Institute (GMRI), are scientific observations of environmental phenomena and grounded in background knowledge. Each Nature Note is written and peer-reviewed by students and promote literacy and inquiry. Join Catherine Bursk, GMRI, to learn about Nature Notes and discuss connections with GLOBE protocols and activities.  >>

Join Dr. Kevin Czajkowski, University of Toledo, to learn about the urban heat island intensive observation period that will occur in March. Kevin will show examples of the great work GLOBE students have done in the past and encourage GLOBE members to participate and to spread the word about participation.  >>

Based on the GLOBE Regional Student Research Symposia (SRS), YLACES supported local SRS events offer students additional opportunities to communicate science, often closer to home and at a lower cost per student. Eleanor Jaffee, Insights Evaluation LLC, will share what they have learned from evaluation of local SRS events so far and YLACES will provide information about grant funding available to support a local SRS in your community.  >>