Events - United States of America

Emily Sousa and Helena Buurman, University of Alaska Fairbanks, will be sharing their experiences developing a geocaching-like activity where students at the 2023 Northwest Student Research Symposium navigated using GPS units and collected GLOBE snowpack data. They will also share a storymap they created and ideas about designing a GLOBECaching activity.  >>

The 2023 GLOBE North America Regional Meeting for Partners and educators will be held virtually 01-03 November.  >>

The GLOBE Observer Landcover app can be a tool for monitoring environmental changes that relate to safety. "Fresh Eyes on Ice" team member Christi Buffington and GLOBE Observer Coordinator Holli Kohl present how GLOBE Observer Landcover App tools are used to observe changes to freshwater systems and conduct inquiry investigations that relate to safety on the water, especially when rivers, lakes and streams freeze. Learn how to contribute river and lake photos. We will include a discussion on how to ground GLOBE investigations in community needs and priorities.  >>

Training for teachers in Defiance City Schools based on grant directed by Julie Houck, teacher and GLOBE Trainer.

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Join two GLOBE educators, Ellen Ervin (elementary educator, NH) and Cheryl Williams (high school educator, AK), to get tips and learn about resources to teach phenology, specifically using the GLOBE Green-Down protocol. There will be time to ask questions and share your own tips.  >>

Join two GLOBE educators on 11 October to get tips and learn about resources to teach phenology, specifically using the GLOBE Green-Down protocol.  >>

Bri Lind, LP DAAC, will walk participants through the AppEEARS tool which offers users a simple and efficient way to perform data access.   >>

At this Watercooler Eslam Khair, GLOBE Community Support Team, will discuss managing educator accounts on the GLOBE website.  >>

Angie Rizzi, NASA Langley, will share the My NASA Data Eclipse resources. These can be used whether or not learners will experience the full effects of an eclipse.  >>

In this Watercooler John Ristvey, UCAR, will present on GLOBE Weather Pathways. The goal of "GLOBE Weather Pathways for Students with Disabilities" a new project funded by NSF GeoPaths, is to develop and test an approach to provide middle school educators with the experiences, tools and abilities to adapt geoscience curricular resources to meet the needs of students with disabilities and articulate career pathways and opportunities in STEM for them.  >>