As part of our 2025 Annual Meeting, we celebrated GLOBE’s 30th anniversary by unveiling a GLOBE community poem! Through personal expression and creative writing, contributors shared how GLOBE has impacted people, advanced science, and strengthened communities around the world.

Did you miss our recent Virtual Science Symposium (VSS) kick-off webinar? The recording is now available! Watch it here to learn about about the 2026 VSS, including the theme, abbreviated timeline, new requirements for the 2026 VSS, and project resources:

#ICYMI. On the 23rd of October, the Business Professionals of America (BPA) hosted a webinar that featured GLOBE. The webinar highlighted the “V12 2D Animation Team Competition” and featured several guest speakers from GLOBE, NASA contractors, and private citizens. Learn more at

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A recent @NASA article spotlights GLOBE’s new feature that connects citizen scientist observations directly to Landsat observations. Read why land cover observations are important! #ICYMI: As of this past September, when volunteers submit land cover observations to GLOBE, they

Since launching on 31 January 2015, NASA’s Soil Moisture Active Passive (SMAP) Mission has inspired schools and citizen scientists from over 380 global locations to observe, collect, and learn about soil moisture—with the GLOBE community contributing over 14,000 ground-based

NASA satellite data could make bridges safer worldwide! 🌉 A new study found that satellite data, like from the @NASA-@isro NISAR satellite, could help look out for structural changes as small as a few millimeters that can make bridges potentially unsafe.

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If you haven’t already, join GLOBE for the Urban Heat Island Effect (UHIE) Surface Temperature Intensive Observation Period (IOP) happening this month! By participating in this IOP and collecting data using GLOBE surface temperature, air temperature, and cloud observations,

Stay up to date on the GLOBE Program’s news, events, and opportunities by signing up for the GLOBE News Brief! https://t.co/CrLucaocNj

Join us for a webinar tomorrow (12 December) at 17:00 UTC to kick off the 2026 Virtual Science Symposium (VSS)! VSS is an opportunity for GLOBE participants of all ages to showcase their GLOBE research to the rest of the community. This webinar will provide information about the

What’s going on with Earth’s ice sheets? 🧊 Paige and Pho, the mascots for @NASAGoddard's ICESat-2 mission, chatted with ICESat-2 deputy project scientist Denis Felikson for an update.👇

In one of the most medically underserved regions in the country, physician ownership made all the difference - allowing physicians to build what our community actually needed. Carlos Cardenas, MD, of @DHRhealth takes a look at the importance of physician-led hospitals.

Earlier this year, a new sensor from @NASAJPL flew above the U.S. on a @NASAArmstrong plane to map minerals in the ground below. The sensor, AVIRIS-5, is the latest in a line of similar sensors that have surveyed Earth, the moon, and even other worlds! https://t.co/9ld1woBxPT

Join us today at 1:00 pm ET (18:00 UTC) for our next Trees Around the GLOBE Campaign Webinar, "The State of Trees - December 2025. The Rhythm of the North: Tracking the Vegetation Growing Period from Space" with Dr. Erika Podest from the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Learn more

Join us today at 12:00 pm ET (17:00 UTC) for the latest GLOBE Observer Connect event, “Practice Mode!” Come explore two new features of the GLOBE Observer app: practice mode and Clouds special features photos with Holli Kohl and Kristen Weaver. They will share what practice mode

Something as small as an insect can have devastating effects on an ecosystem. In our latest GLOBE Student Vlog, Juana talks about the impacts of the invasive Red Palm Weevil, an ecological disruption targeting a variety of palm trees in Uruguay: https://t.co/9U3U4ANzWo

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Happening NOW (10 Dec)! Join our Regional Coordination Office (RCO) Representatives Mark Brettenny (Africa), Desh Bandhu (Asia and Pacific), Dana Votápková and Lenka Kleger (Europe and Eurasia), Mariana Savino (Latin America and Caribbean), Salma Ahmad Al Zubi (Near East and

The 2025 One Month Tree Height and Land Cover Intensive Observation Period (IOP) is almost in its third week. Since the IOP began on the 21st of November 2025, there have been 1,272 tree height observations from 498 sites and 490 land cover observations from 283 sites submitted

New Resource for the GLOBE Community! We’re excited to announce that the online course “GLOBE SPARKS: Supporting Practice, Awareness, Research, and Knowledge for Science” created by GLOBE Mission Earth is now available for use by the GLOBE community! Whether you're brand-new to

Are you interested in holding an event where students can share the results of their GLOBE research? The GLOBE U.S. Coordination Office developed a new resource guide to help educators and community leaders organize their own student research symposia (SRS). SRS are opportunities

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#ICYMI: We are hosting two information sessions this week. One is today (8 December) at 1 pm ET (18:00 UTC) and the other is 9 December at 8 pm ET (10 December, 01:00 UTC) where we will answer questions about upcoming changes to GLOBE accounts, training, and the website. Learn

Our youngest learners are exploring nature with GLOBE! In collaboration with GLOBE Partner Dr. Tsurusaki (@UWBothell), the Seattle Public Library, and the Northwest Center (@nwcenter) preschool, the “Preschool Nature Explorers” program engages children of all abilities at a

Join us in one week for our next Trees Around the GLOBE Student Research Campaign Webinar, "The State of Trees - December 2025. The Rhythm of the North: Tracking the Vegetation Growing Period from Space" with Dr. Erika Podest from the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Learn more at