This week was the GLOBE Annual Meeting, held in Denver, Colorado, USA. So for our #FridayFeature, here are photos from observations taken with the GLOBE Observer app by attendees at the meeting. You can explore all the data collected on the landing page for the GLOBE Team for the #GLOBEMeeting2023, https://www.globe.gov/web/globe-annual-meeting-denver-2023. Remember to always follow guidelines from your local officials and only participate in GLOBE activities or use the GLOBE Observer app when i

Did you know that when classifying land cover including grasses, there is a difference between cultivated grass like a lawn or a ball field, and other types of more natural grassland? You will find those options in two different places in the classification portion of the GLOBE Land Cover tool. As a rule, plants managed by humans, like crops, orchards, and lawns are considered cultivated. Under the herbaceous and grassland category, tall grasses are over two meters (6.5 feet) and short grasses a

Surface conditions such as snow and ice, standing water, or muddy ground can affect how a satellite sees the land surface. This is one of the reasons we ask volunteer scientists to report those conditions. This week, we’ll take a look at a few examples of surface conditions visible in photos, such as down photos in clouds observations or directional photos from land cover observations. #FridayFeature Remember to always follow guidelines from your local officials and only participate in GLOBE act

We're halfway through 2018, and we've gotten thousands of great data points from #citizenscience #clouds photos since the beginning of the year. Keep the data coming, as these GLOBE Observers did this past week! | NASA GLOBE Observer

As usual, a nice variety of cloud types in this week's set of highlighted #citizenscience photos, but some especially good examples of high altitude clouds like cirrus and cirrocumulus. What #clouds do you see in your sky? Get ready for the Fall #CloudChallenge starting next week by making some #NASAGO observations today! | NASA GLOBE Observer

Today we’re highlighting GLOBE North America and its diverse environmental terrain, from the mountainous regions of Mexico to the waterways that sprawl throughout Canada and the deserts of the United States! Join GLOBE in observing your own natural landscape using the GLOBE Observer app. Register today at: https://www.globe.gov/about/ready-to-join/download-the-app. | The GLOBE Program

In today’s reel, join Slovakian GLOBE students and educators from Secondary Polytechnical School of J.A.Bata in Svit, Slovakia, to see the everyday impact GLOBE has on schools and communities! How will you join GLOBE? Use #GLOBE and #HowWillYouJoinGLOBE to share your @GLOBEProgram experiences with us on Instagram! 🌍 | The GLOBE Program