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Tracy Ostrom greets GLOBE Partners and educators at the 2026 NSTA conference
2026-05-12
Tracy Ostrom: Retired but Still Doing GLOBE!
Long-time GLOBE Partner Tracy Ostrom recently retired from the University of California at Berkeley. Although we know she will stay involved with GLOBE throughout her retirement, we wanted to take the opportunity to celebrate some of Tracy’s many accomplishments and contributions to GLOBE.  >>

2026-04-23
Celebrating 30 Years of GLOBE with the 2025 U.S. Partner Yearbook
The GLOBE U.S. Coordination Office is proud to present the 2025 U.S. GLOBE Partner Yearbook in celebration of 30 years of GLOBE. This year, instead of each Partnership sharing their activities and efforts from the previous year, they shared their accomplishments from their entire tenure as a Partnership.  >>

a person holds a phone with an attached lens over a petri dish holding a macroinvertebrate in order to capture a photo for the MacroBlitz project
2026-04-15
Ideas to Celebrate Earth Day with GLOBE
Earth Day is coming right up. If you’re looking for an easy way to celebrate using GLOBE protocols and activities, check out some ideas from U.S. GLOBE Partners.  >>

a student holds a clipboard and writes with a pencil on a data sheet while collecting GLOBE surface temperature measurements
2026-04-06
GLOBE Paper Data Sheet Updates
The GLOBE U.S. Coordination Office, in collaboration with the GLOBE Implementation Office, is working to update and streamline GLOBE’s paper data sheets. See the list of updated paper data sheets.  >>

John Moore holds a crystal award while standing in front of a National Space Club placard at the Robert H. Goddard Memorial Dinner on March 13, 2026.
2026-03-26
GLOBE Partner John Moore to Receive National Space Club Award
U.S. GLOBE Partner John Moore (Institute for Earth Observations, Palmyra, New Jersey) is the winner of the National Space Club’s 2026 Christa McAuliffe Space Educator Award. This annual award recognizes educators who work with high school students to motivate them in the study of space science and technology and guide them into those career fields.  >>

four images in a banner show four pieces of GLOBE equipment, including a D-net, infrared thermometer, measuring tape, and soil auger
2026-03-18
Find the GLOBE Equipment You Need Using This Database
An equipment database is available to help you find tools that meet GLOBE specifications.  >>

a STEM professional gestures at a poster as two students present their research at a GLOBE student research symposium
2026-02-18
Local Student Research Symposium (SRS) Quick Start Guide and Webinar Recording
Learn about hosting a local research symposium for students to share their GLOBE research with STEM professionals and their peers.  >>

GLOBE NARM 2026 photo mosaic
2026-02-11
Building Community and Setting Goals at 2026 Virtual NARM
Seventy-one GLOBE Partners, educators, and leaders from the United States and Canada met virtually over three days for the North American Regional Meeting (NARM). The GLOBE U.S. Coordination Office and North American Regional Office, based at the Leitzel Center at the University of New Hampshire, organized and hosted the 2026 Virtual NARM.  >>

A person holds an A3Sat PocketQube small satellite in the palm of their hand
2026-01-06
U.S. GLOBE Partners Bring Small Satellites to Pre-College Students
At the SmallSat Education Conference—a gathering for educators, administrators and students held at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida—U.S. GLOBE Partners John Moore and Dr. Mike Jabot presented the A3SatPQ (PocketQube) project.  >>