Events - Europe and Eurasia

Are you wondering when the leaves on trees will turn colour and fall this autumn? Do you want to take your students outdoors to learn more about the changes of a tree in your neighborhood? Then join the 2024 Autumn Tree (Phenology) Campaign.  >>

Let´s see what interesting GLOBE projects, challenges and campaigns going on in the school year 2024/25. In this overview you can see the main activities and possibilities to join in.  >>

Get to know a tree better. Create an interview with a tree for "GLOBE Tree TV" or "GLOBE Tree Magazine" and become a Tree Reporter!  >>

GLOBE Mission Earth is hosting a webinar for the Urban Heat Island (UHI) Intensive Observation Period (IOP) on Monday, 2 December 2024, at 3 pm ET (8 pm UTC). This webinar will highlight studying different surfaces at your schools and how teachers, students, and citizen scientists can participate. Here is the webinar information to participate in the UHI IOP.  >>

On 5 December at 10:00 am ET (3:00 pm UTC, 16:00 CET), listen in on a discussion between Dr. Russ Congalton, the original GLOBE Land Cover Protocol scientist, and Peder Nelson, scientist and GLOBE Program partner who currently supports the GLOBE Observer Land Cover tool. Hear their answers to how changes in technology have impacted GLOBE data, and what they believe the scientific legacy of GLOBE data is.  >>

Showcase your students' research and community impact virtually! Join us in celebrating 30 years of GLOBE student achievements and successes.  >>

GLOBE Mission Earth is hosting a webinar for the Urban Heat Island (UHI) Intensive Observation Period (IOP) on Thursday, 27 February 2025, at 3 pm ET (8 pm UTC). More information to come.  >>

GLOBE Mission Earth is hosting a webinar for the Urban Heat Island (UHI) Intensive Observation Period (IOP) on Monday, 28 April 2025, at 3 pm ET (7 pm UTC). More information to come.  >>

GLOBE Mission Earth is hosting a webinar for the Urban Heat Island (UHI) Intensive Observation Period (IOP) on Friday, 16 May 2025, at 3 pm ET (7 pm UTC). More information to come.  >>