Thanks to Everyone Who Participated in the 2022 Annual Meeting 

"This has been a challenging year and one which many thought would be easier as we seem to emerge from the pandemic. That expectation is not the reality. However, the annual meeting showed, yet again, that this program (and the people it attracts) can, and does in many cases, go beyond expectations,” GLOBE Implementation Office Director Dr. Tony Murphy said. 

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GLOBE Reaches “Match to a Million” Goal!

Thanks to the dedication of the GLOBE community, the goal of reaching 1,000,000 satellite matches has been achieved! 

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NASA GLOBE Land Cover Challenge 2022 Has Begun

You are invited to take photos of the land you live upon using The GLOBE Program’s app, GLOBE Observer. Check out the weekly themes – and help NASA track the impacts of climate change.

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GME and AREN Extend Collaboration

GLOBE Mission EARTH, at the University of Toledo (GME-UT), is extending its collaborative endeavors with the Aerokats & Rover Education Network (AREN) project for the second year. 

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GLOBE Selects Location for 2023 Annual Meeting

GIO has selected the site of the 2023 Annual Meeting: Colorado, USA. The meeting will take place in mid-July. Stay tuned in the coming months for additional information, including the specific dates of the meeting, the venue, and the theme of the event.

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Join 16 August Webinar

The campaign will host the webinar: “Focusing on Students and Educators as They Prepare for Year 5 of the Campaign and the 2023 GLOBE International Virtual Science Symposium (IVSS): Featuring Highlights from the U.S. Forest Service’s Tree Canopy Cover Layer and U.S. Tree Mapping and Monitoring; Focus: North America.” on Tuesday, 16 August, at 01:00 a.m. EDT.  

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Join 14 July Webinar

The GLOBE Mission Mosquito (GMM) webinar, “Pro Tips” will be held on Thursday, 11 August, at 02:00 p.m. EDT (06:00 p.m. UTC). During this webinar, participants will learn how to take mosquito larva photos with the help of some easy-to-use tips. 

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GSVs on GLOBE Instagram!

GSVs are adding story content on Instagram. GSV Mentors Marianela (Argentina), Lakshmi (India), Hannah (Malta), Andrei (Philippines), and Christine (USA) engaged with GLOBE students at the 2022 GLOBE Annual Meeting Student Experience, and presented a keynote address to all meeting participants. To keep up with GSV videos, click here. 

GLOBE Community Stories

What’s Your GLOBE Story? Learn the Difference Between GLOBE Star, STEM, and Community Profile Stories – and Share Your Story Today!

There are a variety of ways for you to share your GLOBE story, including GLOBE Star Stories, STEM Stories, and Community Profile Stories. Share your story today!

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Keeping Up with GLOBE Star Stories?

Read GLOBE’s most recent Star Stories: GLOBE Malta Continues Successful Collaboration with Xrobb l-Ghagin Park to Research Urban Heat Islands AND Largest Research Competition Takes Place During 2021/2022 GLOBE Contest and Student Conference in Switzerland

GLOBE Website Tech Updates

New Website and GLOBE Observer Features

GLOBE strives to ensure that your “use” of the website, and associated apps, is user-friendly. This month, several exciting enhancements were rolled out, including the ability for teachers to track their students’ data contributions, and the ability of trained users to access atmosphere and hydrosphere protocols from within the program’s app, GLOBE Observer.

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in the 2023 IVSS? Check Out These Resources!

It’s never too early to consider participating in next year’s 2023 International Virtual Science Symposium (IVSS). Webinars from preview events offer a wealth of information on how to effectively conduct research.

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U.S. In-Service and Pre-Service Teachers: Stipends Available for Blog and Social Media Posts Highlighting GLOBE and Natural Inquirer Connections 

Earn $100 while learning about two exemplary science education resources. The GLOBE U.S. Coordination Office is looking for educators to highlight connections (via blog post or social media) between the USDA Forest Service’s Natural Inquirer readers for students and GLOBE protocols, learning activities, and storybooks. Completed projects will be posted to the GLOBE U.S. Country Coordinator’s blog and related social media. 

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U.S. GLOBE Weekly Watercoolers On Hold for Summer

U.S. GLOBE Teachers and Partners: The weekly U.S. GLOBE Watercoolers are on hold until September. To catch up on the ones you have missed, click here. 

YLACES Offers Support for Science Education

YLACES offers awards, scholarships, and support to assist the implementation of inquiry-based, experiential science education.

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GLOBE Students: Video On! Produce a Video for the NASA Spotlite Video Challenge: Cloud Detectives

Join the Production Team! Student video production teams are invited to help increase people's understanding of science by producing a video to correct a science misconception.

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Congratulations to the eleven GLOBE countries celebrating anniversaries in August:



Cape Verde -- 22 years (09 August 2000)

Ethiopia – 17 years (24 August 2005)

Gabon – 19 years (11 August 2003)

India – 22 years (25 August 2000)

Japan – 27 years (29 August 1995)

Macedonia – 24 years (24 August 1998)

Niger – 17 years (11 August 2005)

Rwanda – 19 years (21 August 2003)

Seychelles – 05 years (25 August 2017)

Sweden – 27 years (23 August 1995)

Taiwan Partner – 04 years (13 August 2018)

GLOBE Program Items Available at Lands’ End Online Store

You can have the GLOBE logo a variety of items including clothing and accessories at Lands End Business.



To get started, click here. (Then click on the product, choose the size, and select The GLOBE Program logo.)