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The GEO Health Community of Practice (CoP) supports ongoing GEO youth engagement activities for integrating Earth observations in public health applications. The voices and actions of global...

Harmonizing data, standardizing monitoring methods, leveraging technology, and harnessing the power of a global community, the Integrated Marine Debris Observing System (IMDOS) aims to support and strengthen...

GEO joined the eighth NAP Expo held in Santiago, Chile, in March 2023 to share and gain insights on how to integrate Earth observation data and solutions into successful...

The GEO Data Working Group has released new resources and is planning learning opportunities to support the adoption of open knowledge principles in the development of Earth observation tools...

A new publication, developed with substantial inputs from the GEO community, shows how EO data can be applied to better understand, predict, and manage infectious and chronic...

Members of the GEO community will attend the 2022 UN Ocean Conference from 27 June to 1 July to emphasize the importance of ocean observations in tackling existing and emerging...

The OceanChallenge4Africa marine data hackathon brought together more than 200 participants to build a thriving blue economy and promote a sustainable ocean.

Discover the significant input of the GEO community to the global scientific evidence of the IPCC findings.

Thanks to data provided by Copernicus satellites and Copernicus Core Services, EYWA reliably depicts the dynamics of mosquito habitats and breeding sites.

EO4IM (Earth Observations for Indigenous-led Land Management) aims to increase Indigenous peoples’ capacities to use EO to achieve their land management goals.