News - Asia and Pacific

During the 57th Biology Teachers Association of the Philippines (BIOTA) National Convention and Scientific Sessions held at the De La Salle Zobel Vermosa Campus on April 27-29, 2023 – Ms. Josephine Joy Tolentino-Antalan, a GLOBE Master Trainer and a Biology Teacher from the Philippine Science High School Central Luzon Campus (PSHS-CLC) was awarded “Champion” under the Biodiversity & Conservation Category of the event’s paper/ poster presentation for her research “Visualization and Potential of Mosquito Breeding Sites in the Philippines Using GLOBE MHM Application  >>

The GLOBE Program (Philippines) proudly welcomes and congratulates the first Certified Mentor Trainers in the Philippines – Ms. Joan Bilasano Callope and Ms. Babie Noreen Padilla Clemente for having completed their evaluation and assessment under the new “Trainer and Mentor Trainer” certification process during the recently concluded Asia Pacific Capacity Building Program on March 14 – 17, 2023. Ms. Callope and Ms. Clemente were evaluated by Rod Allan A. De Lara, Country Coordinator and a member of the GLOBE Education Working Group.  >>

2022 Virtual Regional Meeting of the Asia and Pacific GLOBE Community  >>

In June and July 2019 our technology team completed development and launched the following.  >>

Join GLOBE Observer on Thursday, 27 June at 3 p.m. PT for a Facebook Live direct from Hells Gate State Park. They will be discussing the GO on a Trail Summer Challenge and the importance of documenting the world around you.  >>

Join us Friday, 03 May, at 10:30 a.m. PT (1:30 p.m. ET) from the Northwest Student Research Symposium, which is taking place at Beach Camp in Edmunds, Washington, USA.  >>

The following enhancements were made, or were in progress, during the month of April 2019.  >>

Several enhancements were made, or were in progress, during the month of March 2019.  >>

Join GLOBE Observer LIVE for a special Facebook Live event all about Trees on 26 March 2018 at 3:00 p.m. EDT.  >>

Healthy forests play a crucial role in Earth’s ecosystem as growing trees take up carbon from the atmosphere. NASA satellites and airborne missions study forests to see how carbon moves through ecosystems – and now citizen scientists can help investigate this key question as well by using their smartphone to measure tree height.  >>