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A group of teens sit on the bow of a wood sailing ship in front of a green island.
08/29/2024
GLOBE Observer Connect 29 August 2024
What did you do on your vacation? Sanetoki (Sunny) Matsuno took GLOBE to sea on a tall ship sailing across the western Pacific Ocean from Yokohama, Japan, to Palau joining an international team of students. Join Sunny and other students for an informal conversation about their experience on 29 August at 8 pm ET/0:00 UTC on 30 August.  >>

A woman holds up a phone with the GLOBE Observer app with a snowy scene in the background. The text says GLOBE Observer Connect 15 August 2024.
08/15/2024
GLOBE Observer Connect 15 August 2024
"Every observation you contribute as a GLOBE volunteer helps to enhance our understanding of river ice dynamics in cold regions", says ice scientist Mohamed Abdelkader. Join him in a conversation about how GLOBE Observer land cover data can help river ice science on 15 August 2024 at 12 pm ET/16:00 UTC.  >>

A group of three students and a professor stand around a large carrying case and an instrument on a tripod. One student is typing on a laptop that is on top of the case. The group is in a forest.
06/25/2024
GLOBE Observer Connect 25 June 2024
Join us for this month’s GLOBE Observer Connect on 25 June at 12 pm ET (16:00 UTC) to talk to Brian Campbell about studying trees with new technology. Brian will be joined by Dr. Sorin Popescu, Research Scientist, Professor, and ICESat-2 Mission Principal Investigator at the Texas A&M University Department of Ecology & Conservation Biology, in College Station, Texas USA  >>

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06/03/2024
Conference for Advancing Participatory Sciences
Join GLOBE at the Conference for Advancing Participatory Sciences online between 3 June and 6 June 2024.  >>

An artistic drawing of a tree with satellite data showing Japan and China in the background. Overlaying text reads: The GLOBE Program, Trees Around the GLOBE Student Research Campaign. The State of Trees – May 2024. Live from Japan at the 2024 Japan Geoscience Union Meeting (JpGU): Revisiting the Water-Land-Tree Boundary and the “2023 Where is the Water Challenge,” through the use of NASA Datasets and NASA Wordview. Tuesday, May 28, 2024, 3:00 pm Japan Time (2:00 am EDT, 6:00 UTC, 8:00 CEST). Rebroadcast on Tuesday, May 28, 2024, 1:00 pm EDT (17:00 UTC, 7:00 pm CEST)
05/28/2024
The State of Trees May 2024
On Tuesday, 28 May 2024, at 2:00 am ET (6:00 UTC) Brian Campbell will lead a live discussion from the 2024 Japan Geoscience Union Meeting (JAXA): Revisiting the Water-Land-Tree Boundary and the “2023 Where is the Water Challenge” through the use on NASA Datasets and NASA Worldview.  >>

A man uses a small net to scoop mosquito larvae from a pool of dirty standing water. On the right is the text GLOBE Observer Connect 21 May 2024.
05/21/2024
GLOBE Observer Connect: 21 May 2024
Join us on 21 May at 12:00 pm ET (16:00 UTC) for an informal conversation with Mosquito Habitat Mapper science lead Rusty Low and GLOBE volunteers who are working to find mosquito habitats in Arizona.  >>

A photo of a tire with water pooled in it.
04/25/2024
GLOBE Mission Mosquito Webinar
Landscape features and environmental factors such as temperature and precipitation variations across seasons and years influence mosquito abundance and diversity. We are exploring how different remote sensing datasets related to environmental conditions and land surface characteristics can help better characterize mosquito habitat conditions.  >>

An artist’s rendition of a satellite view of the ocean covered with swirling clouds. Breaks in the clouds in the shape of whales and fish reveal a blue-green phytoplankton bloom in the water. A drawing of a satellite in the in the center right. Text reads Earth Day Water Touches Everything. The NASA logo and National Aeronautics and Space Administration and www.nasa.gov are included in the left corner.
04/18/2024
Celebrate Earth Day with NASA and GLOBE
On 22 April, The GLOBE Program will celebrate its 29th anniversary with the annual Earth Day broadcast at 11 am ET (15:00 UTC). If you are in or near Washington, D.C., NASA is hosting an Earth Day event at NASA Headquarters, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm ET on 18-19 April. If you plan to stay closer to home, you can host your own Earth Day event with NASA’s Earth Day Everywhere Toolkit.  >>

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