5/14/2012 16:00 MDT - Learn about the Phase 2 launch of the Student Climate Research Campaign (SCRC) beginning in September 2012 at the quarterly online webinar.

5/08/2012 14:00 MST - In May, the GLOBE Science and Education team will host an online webinar to update the community on the Student Climate Research Campaign (SCRC).

Learn about the latest highlights and activities of the SCRC.

It's easy to participate. Login as a “Guest” at Adobe Connect and enter your first and last name. During this webinar, participants will learn about the latest research and activities of the SCRC.

05/01/2012 14:00 MDT - The OhioView SATELLITES Conference of 2012, organized annually by GLOBE Partner Dr. Kevin Czajkowski, was held at Pena Career Center in Perrysburg, Ohio on 17 April 2012. Over 65-students from K-12 schools and universities throughout the northern Ohio area presented projects that incorporated GLOBE student data into their inquiry-based research projects. Read about the prize-winning projects on “Dr. C’s” blog.

4/18/2012 16;00 MDT - This week, the GLOBE Program Office (GPO) is notifying the winners from each region and posting first, second and third place videos from each region on the GLOBE Facebook page. Visit daily to see the growing display of winning entries.

4/05/2012 10:30 MDT - For GLOBE, Earth Day is always a special day. It marks the anniversary of the Program and it is also the time when the international community celebrates our planet.

5/04/2012 09:00 MDT - A special thank you to everyone who entered the GLOBE video competition. Response from the community was outstanding as the GLOBE Program Office (GPO) received submissions from every region. 

4/03/2012 12:00 MDT - In April, the GLOBE Program asks the question: “What is the land cover type near your school and how is it changing over time?”  Join other GLOBE schools that are collecting land cover data that will be used to improve land cover databases and climate models and help document how land cover is changing over time in different places all over the world. 

3/15/2012 10:00 MDT -The quarterly Great Global Investigation of Climate (GGIC) Intensive Observing Period (IOP) is currently underway. Students enter their temperature and precipitation data during any (or all) of the four annual IOPs. The entire month of March 2012 is one of these focused observation and data collection periods.