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The six Elementary GLOBE storybooks laid out on a surface.
04/30/2025
Watercooler: Elementary GLOBE Storybook Learning Activities and Extensions
Learn about Elementary GLOBE Storybook Learning Activities and Extensions created by GLOBE Mentor Trainer Lynne Hehr. All materials will be shared via a Google link for downloading.  >>

A magnifying glass with two mosquito larvae in the lens, against a background of a stylized blue globe.
03/20/2025
Mission Mosquito Webinar: Mosquito Habitats and Biology
Join the GLOBE Mission Mosquito team and guest speaker, Anita Schiller, as we dive into the fascinating world of mosquito habitats and biology.  >>

A photo of a grassy field with scattered deciduous trees. The words
03/20/2025
GLOBE Observer Connect March 2025: Trees Updates
Join us on 20 March 2025 at 12 pm ET to learn about the latest updates to GLOBE Observer Trees to collect information about tree type. In this month’s GLOBE Observer Connect, Brian Campbell will lead a discussion about why we ask for tree type, how to enter that information into the updated GLOBE Observer Trees tool, and how to find a tree’s genus and species or common name if you don’t know it.  >>

A tree with numbers representing the seven years of the campaign on the left, and a snowflake in the background. The text overlay gives a description of the webinar.
03/18/2025
Webinar: The State of Trees Under Snow, with Results from the Snow View IOP
During this webinar, the Trees Around the GLOBE Student Research Campaign team will focus on the results of the February 2025 Snow View Intensive Observation Period (IOP) and how these observations fit into how we look at land cover change in real-time and in the past.  >>

A tabletop set up with activities, including a hand using LEGO bricks to represent land cover type.
03/12/2025
Watercooler: GLOBE Library Resources
Join Theresa Schwerin, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies, and the U.S. GLOBE Coordination Office to learn about GLOBE resources available for libraries.  >>

A series of three images of the same landscape with trees, grass and bushes, showing the progression from winter to spring, from the initial snowy scene to brown grass and bare trees, to green grass and a pink flowering tree.
03/10/2025
North America Phenology Webinar with Dr. Burakowski
Dr. Elizabeth Burakowski, Research Assistant Professor at the University of New Hampshire, will share about the research she does on the vernal window, or winter-spring shoulder season, and how it aligns with the GLOBE North American Phenology Campaign. She will also talk about activities that align with her work and answer questions!  >>

A person from the back walking along a snowy path in the woods.
02/26/2025
Snow View IOP Watercooler with Christi Buffington
Christi Buffington from the University of Alaska Fairbanks will share highlights from the Snow View Intensive Observation Period.  >>

The image shows a map of the United States and Mexico. Gray and blue dots are scattered across the map indicating where GLOBE Cloud data was collected during the 2024 total solar eclipse. The dots are concentrated in a diagonal path from Texas north to Maine. Text overlaying the map reads: GLOBE Observer Connect.
02/13/2025
GLOBE Observer Connect February 2025: Eclipse Results
Eclipse results are in! Please join us on 13 February at 12:00 pm ET (17:00 UTC) for a conversation with Marilé Colón Robles and Ashlee Autore about what they learned from analyzing your April 2024 eclipse data.  >>

A satellite image from Landsat of part of the Chesapeake Bay.
02/06/2025
Make Your Data Talk: Transforming Data Into Visual Stories
Peder Nelson will share how to create an animated GIF of a GLOBE study site using Landsat time series images, and use this animation as a way to understand and describe local change. Bring your GLOBE study site and/or your school location (latitude, longitude) to this interactive session.  >>

A winter scene of trees with snow and a mostly frozen pond, surrounded by a yellow circle with the text,
02/01/2025
Snow View Intensive Observation Period
Join the Snow View Intensive Observation Period (IOP) for the month of February! Learn about snow by observing and photographing snow with the Cloud, Tree, and/or Land Cover tools on GLOBE Observer. With a measuring device like a ruler, anyone can measure the depth of the snow and enter the snow depth in a feature photo caption.    >>

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