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Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) is a hands-on international environmental science and education program.

GLOBE links students, teachers, and the scientific research community in an effort to learn more about our environment through student data collection and observation. The goals of GLOBE are:

to enhance the environmental awareness of individuals throughout the world;

to contribute to scientific understanding of the Earth;

and to help all students reach higher levels of achievement in science and mathematics.


Students from the ages of approximately five through eighteen years in schools throughout the world conduct a continuing program of scientifically meaningful environmental measurements. GLOBE students transmit their data to a central data processing facility via the Internet, receive vivid images composed of their data and data from other GLOBE schools around the world, acquire information from a variety of sources, and collaborate with scientists and other GLOBE students and communities worldwide in using these data for education and research.

 

 

WildLink uses GLOBE protocols as the linchpin for its curriculum. Although WildLink is an interdisciplinary program, all schools participating directly in WildLink are GLOBE School. Students on WildLink Expeditions collect GLOBE data in the Wilderness of the Sierra Nevada, thereby providing data from the sources of the watersheds feeding California's communities.

To learn more about the GLOBE program visit their website.

GLOBE website

Fresno Regional GLOBE training center

 

Wildlink is a program of the:

and the:

logo: Sierra Nevada Wilderness Education Project.

 

 

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