News - North America

Making connections between GLOBE, a UNH Graduate student and a local elementary school!  >>

At the 2019 Regional Student Research Symposia (SRS), 261 students presented a total of 107 GLOBE research projects to their peers and local scientists. Students also experienced keynotes, tours, and hands-on science activities, while teachers participated in professional development sessions.  >>

Join GLOBE Observer on Thursday, 27 June at 3 p.m. PT for a Facebook Live direct from Hells Gate State Park. They will be discussing the GO on a Trail Summer Challenge and the importance of documenting the world around you.  >>

The Northeast/Mid-Atlantic U.S. GLOBE Student Research Symposium (SRS) took place on 31 May through 01 June 2019. The event was hosted by the Boston University Mission Earth Team at Boston University, Boston,Massachusetts. Seventy-nine students and 20 GLOBE teachers attended, with the students presenting a total of 38 GLOBE research projects in a poster presentation session. Student projects were reviewed both by their peers and by local scientists.  >>

The Northwest Regional Student Research Symposium took place on 02-04 May. The event was hosted by GLOBE Partner Dr. Blakely Tsurusaki at Beach Camp at Sunset Bay in Edmonds, Washington. Ten students and five GLOBE teachers from Alaska, Montana, and Washington attended. Student projects were reviewed by their peers, local scientists, and ten GLOBE partners and scientists who joined virtually through Zoom.  >>

Congratulations to the 71 Students and 13 GLOBE teachers presenting research projects at the 2019 Pacific U.S. GLOBE Student Research Symposium (SRS). Student projects were reviewed by their peers and by scientists from NASA Jet Propulsion Lab, NASA Ames, WestEd, and Chabot Space and Science Center. The event also included networking, keynotes, and exploration of the natural marine ecosystem.  >>

Join us Friday, 03 May, at 10:30 a.m. PT (1:30 p.m. ET) from the Northwest Student Research Symposium, which is taking place at Beach Camp in Edmunds, Washington, USA.  >>

NASA Langley's GLOBE Team Celebrated Earth Day by observing clouds with the 4th and 5th grade students at Samuel P. Langley Elementary School on April 22nd. Each of the 165 students were provided with their own cloud charts, observation forms and sky viewers, which they used while rotating through a series of stations guiding them through the process of making a cloud observation. Their observations were submitted and the corresponding satellite matches will be shared with the teachers. Students, teachers and the team enjoyed a morning full of cloudy skies and science process skills in action.  >>

The following enhancements were made, or were in progress, during the month of April 2019.  >>

Several enhancements were made, or were in progress, during the month of March 2019.  >>