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Beautiful parks in the German towns Schloß Neuhaus and Bad Lippspringe with old trees that could tell us stories from the past. This was the starting point for the Tree Stories project, which ran from December 2021 to January 2023.  >>

Meet Niels Brouwers, IB Biology teacher at the International School of The Hague, The Netherlands on his journey with GLOBE.  >>

This weekend, the GLOBE and Baltic Sea Project conference took place in Vilnius. This year, after learning the lessons of the quarantine, the conference was held in a hybrid way for the first time. When such an opportunity arose, for the first time we were happy with conference participants and guests representing six countries. After finishing the official part, the students and teachers visited VU Geology Museum. where learnt about meteorites, lava, the densest and heaviest museum exhibit, and various remains of mammoths.  >>

Representatives of 24 countries attended the 2022 GLOBE Europe and Eurasia Region Meeting, as well as Country Coordinators, trainers, scientists, teachers, education experts, GLOBE alumni and U.S. Embassy representatives.  >>

The 25th Croatian GLOBE Games were organized in Čakovec and in the tourist resort Sveti Martin na Muri on 10-12 May. In all, 120 participants were from the 39 most active GLOBE schools, each represented by a team of three students and their teacher.  >>

Let´s see what interesting GLOBE projects, challenges and campaigns going on in the first half of the year 2022. In this overview you can see the main activities and possibilities to join in.  >>

During the period from October 22 to November 19 students coming from 8 GLOBE countries took role of the GLOBE Program Tree reporters and interviewed trees in their neighborhood. Come see and hear what amazing stories they have learned from the trees.  >>

November 26 the remote Baltic Sea Project and GLOBE annual students scientific conference took place! We are happy and proud of the project participants, who are preparing really good works even in these difficult times, and we thank the teachers who are educating a truly wonderful generation of naturalists!  >>

On November 4, 2021, a conference was held to begin the activities of the GLOBE Program for the coming school year. More than 100 participants joined the event - teachers, school principals, supervisors and principals from the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Environmental Protection, representatives from the United States Embassy, and representatives from the GLOBE Program Europe and Eurasia.  >>