Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment - International Virtual Science Symposium (GLOBE IVSS)
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About Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment - International Virtual Science Symposium (GLOBE IVSS)
The GLOBE (Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment) Program is an international science and education program that focuses on promoting scientific literacy and building connections between people passionate about the environment. between people passionate about the environment. GLOBE has three primary goals: increasing environmental awareness, contributing to increased scientific understanding of the Earth and supporting improved student achievement in science and mathematics. By participating in GLOBE, students, teachers, researchers and lifelong learners can connect with the program’s global community. GLOBE learners also investigate and study Earth System Science through their own research projects and those led by NASA. These projects can center around one of GLOBE’s various protocols, campaigns or other data initiatives. By participating in these initiatives, GLOBE community members are inspired to collect, submit and analyze GLOBE data from other members around the world. With the support of NASA and and the federal science agencies that sponsor GLOBE, namely the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the U.S. Department of State (DoS), GLOBE engages learners in the scientific process and advances scientific literacy and diplomacy. Through GLOBE’s community engagement, the program serves as a bridge between the researchers of today and those of tomorrow. GLOBE is a community of people passionate about teaching and learning Earth System Science. Members across the world collaborate with each other and use GLOBE’s extensive collection of resources to do real science. They provide environmental data that can be used to complement NASA research efforts and further community or individual investigations, thereby helping people gain a better understanding of the environment. The International Virtual Science Symposium is an opportunity for GLOBE students to showcase their research to the rest of the community. Projects are judged by prestigious scientists across dozens of GLOBE nations. Students are eligible for stipends and GLOBE badges. Students may submit a project on any topic, but they are encouraged to align their research with the year’s theme.
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