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The Engineering Navigator is a prototype AI-powered platform that connects students, families, and educators to engineering opportunities across the U.S. To show the power of this tool, we're focusing on North Carolina, where we're mapping local events and programs to show what's possible when communities are connected.

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27 Biodiversity Events Found

Jun 3

Kayak Camp (5th - 6th graders) with Summer Camps

Experience nature and learn to kayak with the Bean Museum. Participants (5th - 6th graders) will learn about the biodiversity of wetland ecosystems both in the classroom and out on the water as they explore the Provo River Delta.
Bean Life Science Museum
Free
6/3/26
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Jun 7

Wildlife in a World-Class Garden

This talk explores the surprising diversity of animals that call Longwood home and how thoughtful land stewardship helps support them within an actively managed landscape.
Longwood Gardens
Free
6/7/26
Sourced: https://longwoodgardens.org/ 05-09-2026
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Jun 7

Wildlife in a World-Class Garden

This talk explores the surprising diversity of animals that call Longwood home and how thoughtful land stewardship helps support them within an actively managed landscape.
Longwood Gardens
Free
6/7/26
Sourced: https://longwoodgardens.org/ 05-09-2026
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Jun 8

Life of the Bugs Summer Day Camp

4-day summer day camp exploring entomology and the world of insects and spiders. Campers will participate in guided hikes, hands-on science activities, nature journaling, bug-catching techniques, field identification, eco-art projects, and interactive science lessons. The camp runs from Monday June 8 through Thursday June 11, 2026, with drop-off between 7:30-9am and pickup between 5-6pm. Includes morning field investigations, afternoon activities, and requires campers to bring packed lunch and wear long pants with closed-toe shoes. Scholarships available through Walton Family Foundation grant.
ONSC @ Lake Fayetteville
$275.00 - Day ca...
6/8/26
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Jun 8

Kayak Camp (3rd - 4th graders) with Summer Camps

Experience nature and learn to kayak with the Bean Museum. Participants (3rd - 4th graders) will learn about the biodiversity of wetland ecosystems both in the classroom and out on the water as they explore the Provo River Delta.
Bean Life Science Museum
Free
6/8/26
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Jun 10

Kayak Camp (5th - 6th graders) with Summer Camps

Experience nature and learn to kayak with the Bean Museum. Participants (5th - 6th graders) will learn about the biodiversity of wetland ecosystems both in the classroom and out on the water as they explore the Provo River Delta.
Bean Life Science Museum
Free
6/10/26
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Jun 14

Invasive Species Nature Walk

Educational nature walk focused on invasive species. 11:00 am - 12:00 pm.
Churchville Nature Center
Free
6/14/26
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Jun 14

Invasive Species Nature Walk

Educational nature walk focused on invasive species identification and management. Duration: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm.
Churchville Nature Center
Free
6/14/26
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Jun 15

Wildlife Wonders: Appalachian Zoology

Aspiring biologists and naturalists will explore the animal life of the southern Appalachians through discussions, workshops, hands-on lab experiments, and field trips. Identify local species by searching for salamanders in a private reserve, snorkeling in clear mountain streams, and studying specimens under microscopes. A special evening field trip will offer the opportunity to observe the rare synchronous and blue-ghost fireflies at a private reserve. Learn to use zoological tools such as aquatic and insect nets, binoculars, and dissecting and compound microscopes. Field trips will focus on observing and identifying vertebrate wildlife across Western North Carolina's diverse habitats. Through readings and discussions, we'll also tackle questions like which species of wolves once roamed these mountains.
UNC Asheville
$1,460.00 - Incl...
6/15/26
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Jun 15

Kayak Camp (3rd - 4th graders) with Summer Camps

Experience nature and learn to kayak with the Bean Museum. Participants (3rd - 4th graders) will learn about the biodiversity of wetland ecosystems both in the classroom and out on the water as they explore the Provo River Delta.
Bean Life Science Museum
Free
6/15/26
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Jun 17

Kayak Camp (5th - 6th graders) with Summer Camps

Experience nature and learn to kayak with the Bean Museum. Participants (5th - 6th graders) will learn about the biodiversity of wetland ecosystems both in the classroom and out on the water as they explore the Provo River Delta.
Bean Life Science Museum
Free
6/17/26
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Jun 20

New Harmonie Park BioBlitz

Collaborative, field-based biodiversity survey conducted by scientists, students, and volunteers as part of the Indiana Academy of Science's commitment to community science and biodiversity documentation.
New Harmonie Park
Free
6/20/26
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Jun 22

STEM Camps - Week 2: Wild Wonders (Ecology, Earth Science)

Campers will be immersed in a captivating exploration of Earth science and ecology. Throughout the week, campers delve into the intricate systems of our planet, studying ecosystems, biodiversity, and natural resources. This week was formerly 'EcoDetectives'; Some elements of EcoDetectives will still be part of this week. Camp runs 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM daily.
Cranbrook Kingswood Middle School for Boys
Tuition varies b...
6/22/26
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Jun 22

Kayak Camp (3rd - 4th graders) with Summer Camps

Experience nature and learn to kayak with the Bean Museum. Participants (3rd - 4th graders) will learn about the biodiversity of wetland ecosystems both in the classroom and out on the water as they explore the Provo River Delta. This session is fully booked.
Bean Life Science Museum
Free
6/22/26
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Jun 24

Kayak Camp (5th - 6th graders) with Summer Camps

Experience nature and learn to kayak with the Bean Museum. Participants (5th - 6th graders) will learn about the biodiversity of wetland ecosystems both in the classroom and out on the water as they explore the Provo River Delta. This session is fully booked.
Bean Life Science Museum
Free
6/24/26
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Jul 7

Steward Camp - Middle School Summer Nature Camp

In this special camp for middle schoolers, campers will get hands-on learning and experience with the Stewardship team at the Preserve. We'll do things like cutting invasive plants, planting natives, and biodiversity surveys. Develop your leadership and naturalist skills in a camp of peers! Each camper will have the opportunity to earn a Stewardship Certificate to bring home.
Calvin University Ecosystem Preserve and Native Gardens
$175.00 - $175 p...
7/7/26
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Jul 8

New River Expedition Camp

Ever wondered what it would be like to be part of a real river expedition? This camp is 4 days and 3 nights full of kayaking on one of the oldest rivers in the world, camping on remote islands, and exploring the rich biodiversity that can be found along the approximately 30-mile journey. This kayaking trip is a prime opportunity for young people to gain confidence and independence while building leadership skills and realizing the value of teamwork. For ages 11-17.
Blue Ridge Discovery Center
Free
7/8/26
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Jul 11

6th Annual BioBlitz at the Ashton Prairie Living Laboratory

What types of plants, animals, and fungal life might you find at the Ashton Prairie Living Laboratory? Let's find out! Join researchers in collecting, observing, and recording biodiversity at the Ashton Prairie Living Laboratory in our 6th Annual BioBlitz. Your findings will inform a major research project and will contribute to the fifth data point in a multi-year documentation of how diversity changes at this site over time. Collections will be housed with the UI Museum of Natural History.
Ashton Cross Country Course
Free
7/11/26
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Jul 11

6th Annual BioBlitz at the Ashton Prairie Living Laboratory

Join researchers in collecting, observing, and recording biodiversity at the Ashton Prairie Living Laboratory. Your findings will inform a major research project and contribute to multi-year documentation of how diversity changes at this site over time. Collections will be housed with the UI Museum of Natural History. Participants will examine insects under professional microscopes, learn species identification with iNaturalist app, and learn about ecological research. All ages event, no experience required, families welcome. Rain or shine event. Park in Hawkeye Commuter Lot and follow signage to event site.
Ashton Cross Country Course
Free
7/11/26
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Jul 11

6th Annual BioBlitz at the Ashton Prairie Living Laboratory

6th Annual BioBlitz event at the Ashton Prairie Living Laboratory for biodiversity research and education.
Ashton Cross Country Course
Free
7/11/26
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Jul 11

6th Annual BioBlitz at the Ashton Prairie Living Laboratory

Ashton Cross Country Course
Free
7/11/26
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Jul 11

6th Annual BioBlitz at the Ashton Prairie Living Laboratory

Annual BioBlitz event at the Ashton Prairie Living Laboratory for biodiversity exploration and scientific discovery.
Ashton Cross Country Course
Free
7/11/26
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Jul 27

EXPLORING THE NATURAL WORLD OF UWGB

Explore UW-Green Bay summer camp welcomes Oneida youth, rising 7th-9th graders, to campus for a week of hands-on learning grounded in land, language, and community. Led by the Cofrin Center for Biodiversity's Andrew LaPlant and Joe Torres, with support from CSET's Sam Betancur and CCB staff and student employees, campers explore the natural world through immersive STEM experiences. They will investigate native plants, creeks, aquatic life, birds, wetlands, prairies, forests, and even an ancient rock outcropping while meeting UW-Green Bay faculty, staff, and students who care for these ecosystems. Open to Oneida Nation citizens only.
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
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7/27/26
Sourced: https://uwgb.edu/camps/stem 01-19-2026
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Jul 29

Summer Butterfly Count

Join us for our Summer BRDC Butterfly Count through the North American Butterfly Association! A butterfly count is an event that is organized for the purpose of identifying and counting butterflies in a specific geographical area, raising awareness and identifying any changes to butterfly habitats. The survey is scheduled from 10:00 am - 3:00 pm. Please bring water bottle, snacks/lunch, field guide and binoculars if available. Long pants and sturdy shoes recommended. Weather dependent - alternate date will be set if conditions unsuitable. Carpooling may be necessary due to parking limitations.
Blue Ridge Discovery Center
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7/29/26
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Aug 3

EXPLORING THE NATURAL World OF ONʌYOTEˀa·ká·

Staff from the Oneida Nation and UW-Green Bay will lead campers on a journey to explore the amazing and beautiful natural world for their fifth annual camp! During the first and last days of this 3-day camp, students will hike marshes, grasslands, and forests on Oneida Nation land and discover plants, plant medicines, birds, bugs, frogs, and other wildlife at four sites Oneida has restored from agricultural lands. Students will participate in scavenger hunts, search for and identify wildlife, catch fish and invertebrates, and gain hands-on experiences with nature. Open to Oneida Nation citizens only.
Oneida Nation Land and University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
free with a good...
8/3/26
Sourced: https://uwgb.edu/camps/stem 01-19-2026
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