Phenology Campaign
Phenology Campaign
Regional Campaign Dates
There are local initiatives happening in GLOBE regions around the world. Check out the regions below to learn more about events, contacts and how to participate in a country near you.
Campaign Dates: February 2023 - June 2023
The Europe and Eurasia Phenology Campaign is focused on the seasonal changes of trees, the role that trees play in the global carbon cycle and the way they regulate temperature urban environments. In this campaign, participants will gather measurements like tree height and Green-up observations to learn more about seasonal variations in different tree species.
How to Participate
To learn more about this regional campaign and explore ways to get involved, check out the 2023 Europe and Eurasia Phenology Campaign page.
Contact
For more information on the Phenology Campaign within Europe and Eurasia, email ee.region.globe@gmail.com.
Campaign Dates: February 2023 - December 2024
The Trees Within Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) Campaign is focused on identifying the most important trees within each region, describing their phenophases and identifying the environmental variables involved in their development. The campaign will also highlight the threats to tree ecosystems like fires, deforestation, pests, urbanization and other variables.
How to Participate
To learn more about this regional campaign and explore ways to get involved, check out the Trees Around LAC Campaign page.
Contact
For more information on the Phenology Campaign within Latin America and Caribbean, email lac.region.globe@gmail.com or globelac.communications@ars.org.ar
Campaign Dates: September 2024 - June 2025
The North America Phenology Campaign is focused on monitoring and reporting plant phenology data to help validate the end of the plant growing season and start of spring green-up. In this campaign, students will observe and report plant green-down and green-up, have opportunities to meet scientists, and collaborate with other students.
How to Participate
To learn more about this regional campaign and explore ways to get involved, check out the North America Phenology Campaign page.
Contact
For more information on the Phenology Campaign within North America, email usglobeoffice@gmail.com.
Note: If your region is not listed above, reach out to your Regional Coordination Office (RCO) to discuss creating a Phenology data collection initiative in your region. Additionally, schools in these regions are encouraged to take phenology measurements during one or more of the campaign dates above to help provide regional data comparisons, support research and create collaboration opportunities.