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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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29 climate change Events Found
AQ-IQ Air Quality Contest for Seventh Grade Students
The annual North Carolina AQ-IQ Contest for seventh grade combines S.T.E.A.M. education and project-based learning with student creativity to teach air pollution science to students across the state. Students create projects that educate others about an air quality challenge and provide solutions. Projects can be artistic, online/interactive, posters, or videos. Special topic categories for 2025-2026 include Open Burning, Celebrating Ten Years of Success, and Adventures of the Air Avenger. Best projects in each of seven regions will be selected in early May and invited to the Air Expo and AQ-IQ Recognition Ceremony in July 2026. Open to all seventh-grade students in North Carolina including home, charter, and private schools. Students can work in groups of up to four.
North Carolina (Statewide)
Free
3/9/26
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9
AQ-IQ Air Quality Contest for Seventh Grade Students
The annual North Carolina AQ-IQ Contest for seventh grade combines S.T.E.A.M. education and project-based learning with student creativity to teach air pollution science to students across the state. Students create projects that educate others about an air quality challenge and provide solutions. Projects can be artistic, online/interactive, posters, or videos. Special topic categories for 2025-2026 include Open Burning, Celebrating Ten Years of Success, and Adventures of the Air Avenger. Best projects in each of seven regions will be selected in early May and invited to the Air Expo and AQ-IQ Recognition Ceremony in July 2026. Open to all seventh-grade students in North Carolina including home, charter, and private schools. Students can work in groups of up to four.
Free
Hybrid
Mar 9, 2026
Air Quality
Environmental Science
Steam Education
Project-Based Learning
Atmospheric Science
Pollution
Climate Change
North Carolina
Middle School
Seventh Grade
Student Competition
Environmental Education
Sustainability
Scientific Research
Creative Projects
01-19-2026
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Sketching the Life of Indigenous Communities
This session explores life in Pakistan's indigenous communities through storytelling, documentary screening, and sketching. Featuring the program 'Breaking the Linkage Between Poverty and Climate Change,' where Swat and Naltar youth turn food waste into compost to boost soil yield. A creative, reflective experience highlighting resilience, climate justice, and local solutions from the frontlines.
Austin Marriott Downtown - Waller Ballroom B
Free
3/9/26
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Mar
9
Sketching the Life of Indigenous Communities
This session explores life in Pakistan's indigenous communities through storytelling, documentary screening, and sketching. Featuring the program 'Breaking the Linkage Between Poverty and Climate Change,' where Swat and Naltar youth turn food waste into compost to boost soil yield. A creative, reflective experience highlighting resilience, climate justice, and local solutions from the frontlines.
Free
In-Person
Mar 9, 6:00 PM ET
Climate Change
Environmental Science
Sustainability
Indigenous Communities
Documentary
Climate Justice
Food Waste
Composting
Soil Science
Storytelling
Pakistan
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02-08-2026
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Sketching the Life of Indigenous Communities
This session explores life in Pakistan's indigenous communities through storytelling, documentary screening, and sketching. Featuring the program "Breaking the Linkage Between Poverty and Climate Change," where Swat and Naltar youth turn food waste into compost to boost soil yield. A creative, reflective experience highlighting resilience, climate justice, and local solutions from the frontlines.
Austin Marriott Downtown - Waller Ballroom B
Free
3/9/26
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Mar
9
Sketching the Life of Indigenous Communities
This session explores life in Pakistan's indigenous communities through storytelling, documentary screening, and sketching. Featuring the program "Breaking the Linkage Between Poverty and Climate Change," where Swat and Naltar youth turn food waste into compost to boost soil yield. A creative, reflective experience highlighting resilience, climate justice, and local solutions from the frontlines.
Free
In-Person
Mar 9, 6:00 PM ET
Climate Change
Environmental Science
Sustainability
Indigenous Communities
Composting
Agriculture
Climate Justice
Documentary
Storytelling
02-08-2026
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Charlemos con Zumba
This program provides an opportunity to learn about the impact of the changing climate on the earth and the Latino community. It offers climate actions participants can take to improve their health and well being. The program includes an information session and a Zumba class. Presented by the Latino Health Initiative in both English and Spanish.
Rockville Memorial Library - 1st Floor Meeting Room
Free
3/9/26
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Mar
9
Charlemos con Zumba
This program provides an opportunity to learn about the impact of the changing climate on the earth and the Latino community. It offers climate actions participants can take to improve their health and well being. The program includes an information session and a Zumba class. Presented by the Latino Health Initiative in both English and Spanish.
Free
In-Person
Mar 9, 11:30 PM ET
Climate Change
Environmental Science
Health Education
Latino Community
Bilingual
Climate Action
Environmental Health
02-13-2026
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2026 New Jersey Coastal and Climate Resilience Conference
The biennial conference assembles hundreds of coastal and climate resilience professionals and practitioners. Goals include engaging with New Jersey experts and leaders on coastal science and research, climate resilience and resilience planning, coastal management, ecological restoration, and other related topics; fostering peer-to-peer learning on successful projects with community buy-in; and offering networking opportunities to build relationships and cultivate useful collaborations. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Resilience Collaborative and the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection.
Seaview Hotel
Free
3/9/26
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Mar
9
2026 New Jersey Coastal and Climate Resilience Conference
The biennial conference assembles hundreds of coastal and climate resilience professionals and practitioners. Goals include engaging with New Jersey experts and leaders on coastal science and research, climate resilience and resilience planning, coastal management, ecological restoration, and other related topics; fostering peer-to-peer learning on successful projects with community buy-in; and offering networking opportunities to build relationships and cultivate useful collaborations. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Resilience Collaborative and the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection.
Free
In-Person
Mar 9, 2026
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Plate to Planet: Educating the Next Gen for Climate Action
The Westin Austin Downtown - Strait
Free
3/10/26
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Mar
10
Plate to Planet: Educating the Next Gen for Climate Action
Free
In-Person
Mar 10, 3:00 PM ET
02-08-2026
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Plate to Planet: Educating the Next Gen for Climate Action
The Westin Austin Downtown - Strait
Free
3/10/26
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Mar
10
Plate to Planet: Educating the Next Gen for Climate Action
Free
In-Person
Mar 10, 4:00 PM ET
02-08-2026
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Plate to Planet: Educating the Next Gen for Climate Action
Food is more than what's on our plate--it's a way to teach systems thinking, organize communities, and lead climate action. At a time when climate change feels urgent and complex, food systems offer a powerful entry point for building real-world solutions. Join educators, students, and social entrepreneurs using plant-centered education to grow movements that connect classrooms, communities, and the planet. Hosted by Plant Futures, a global student movement, this meet up is a space for connection, strategy, and shared purpose.
The Westin Austin Downtown - Strait
Free
3/10/26
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Mar
10
Plate to Planet: Educating the Next Gen for Climate Action
Food is more than what's on our plate--it's a way to teach systems thinking, organize communities, and lead climate action. At a time when climate change feels urgent and complex, food systems offer a powerful entry point for building real-world solutions. Join educators, students, and social entrepreneurs using plant-centered education to grow movements that connect classrooms, communities, and the planet. Hosted by Plant Futures, a global student movement, this meet up is a space for connection, strategy, and shared purpose.
Free
In-Person
Mar 10, 4:00 PM ET
Climate Change
Environmental Science
Environmental Education
Sustainability
Climate Action
Stem Education
02-08-2026
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AI & Climate: Learning Amid Tradeoffs & Possibilities
Austin Marriott Downtown - Waller Ballroom D
Free
3/10/26
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Mar
10
AI & Climate: Learning Amid Tradeoffs & Possibilities
Free
In-Person
Mar 10, 6:00 PM ET
02-08-2026
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AI & Climate: Learning Amid Tradeoffs & Possibilities
Austin Marriott Downtown - Waller Ballroom D
Free
3/10/26
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Mar
10
AI & Climate: Learning Amid Tradeoffs & Possibilities
Free
In-Person
Mar 10, 6:00 PM ET
Artificial Intelligence
Ai
Climate Science
Environmental Science
Technology
Machine Learning
Sustainability
Climate Change
Stem Education
02-08-2026
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Plate to Planet: Educating the Next Gen for Climate Action
The Westin Austin Downtown - Strait
Free
3/10/26
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Mar
10
Plate to Planet: Educating the Next Gen for Climate Action
Free
In-Person
Mar 10, 4:00 PM ET
Climate Change
Environmental Education
Sustainability
Science Education
Environmental Science
Climate Action
02-08-2026
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2026 Charles and Marie Fish Lecture featuring Jainey Bavishi
Join us for the 2026 Charles and Marie Fish Lecture featuring Jainey Bavishi in a fireside chat with Elin Torell. As climate impacts accelerate and uncertainty grows, communities across the country are redefining what it means to be resilient. The conversation will explore how equity, local leadership and civic collaboration form the backbone of effective climate action, highlighting how resilience can endure and evolve from the ground up.
Narragansett Bay Campus, Corless Auditorium (Watkins Laboratory)
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Free and open to the public
3/11/26
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Mar
11
2026 Charles and Marie Fish Lecture featuring Jainey Bavishi
Join us for the 2026 Charles and Marie Fish Lecture featuring Jainey Bavishi in a fireside chat with Elin Torell. As climate impacts accelerate and uncertainty grows, communities across the country are redefining what it means to be resilient. The conversation will explore how equity, local leadership and civic collaboration form the backbone of effective climate action, highlighting how resilience can endure and evolve from the ground up.
Free and open to...
Free and open to the public
In-Person
Mar 11, 3:00 AM ET
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In Search of Hope: Teaching Climate Emotions Through Story
Climate change impacts students not just physically, but emotionally as well. This session introduces the H.O.P.E. Framework (Healing Opportunities for Processing Eco-Grief), a practical, story-based approach for helping teachers and students recognize and respond to climate emotions. Rooted in hope theory and literature, the framework offers tools to spark meaningful conversations and build emotional resilience. Participants will explore current research, hear from educators using the approach, and leave with ready-to-use resources for emotionally responsive climate education.
Courtyard Marriott - Brazos I-III
Free
3/12/26
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Mar
12
In Search of Hope: Teaching Climate Emotions Through Story
Climate change impacts students not just physically, but emotionally as well. This session introduces the H.O.P.E. Framework (Healing Opportunities for Processing Eco-Grief), a practical, story-based approach for helping teachers and students recognize and respond to climate emotions. Rooted in hope theory and literature, the framework offers tools to spark meaningful conversations and build emotional resilience. Participants will explore current research, hear from educators using the approach, and leave with ready-to-use resources for emotionally responsive climate education.
Free
In-Person
Mar 12, 9:00 PM ET
Climate Change
Environmental Science
Education
Emotional Resilience
Stem Education
Literacy
Research
Teaching Methods
Workshop
Sxsw
02-08-2026
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The Climate Paradox of AI Education
As AI transforms climate education with personalized learning and interactive simulations, we face an uncomfortable truth: the data centers powering these solutions are driving massive energy consumption that threatens to undermine our climate goals. With data center electricity use projected to double by 2030, how do we justify using energy-intensive AI to teach climate solutions? We'll examine real trade-offs, share concrete solutions, and propose a path toward AI-powered climate education that helps rather than harms our environmental future.
Austin Marriott Downtown - Waller Ballroom C
Free
3/12/26
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Mar
12
The Climate Paradox of AI Education
As AI transforms climate education with personalized learning and interactive simulations, we face an uncomfortable truth: the data centers powering these solutions are driving massive energy consumption that threatens to undermine our climate goals. With data center electricity use projected to double by 2030, how do we justify using energy-intensive AI to teach climate solutions? We'll examine real trade-offs, share concrete solutions, and propose a path toward AI-powered climate education that helps rather than harms our environmental future.
Free
In-Person
Mar 12, 6:30 PM ET
Artificial Intelligence
Climate Education
Environmental Science
Data Science
Energy Consumption
Sustainability
Educational Technology
Machine Learning
Climate Change
02-08-2026
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Youth Sustainability Symposium
A day of hands-on learning, coastal exploration, sustainable art, and real-world decision-making on Bald Head Island. The symposium engages high school students in thought-provoking, real-world conversations about conserving and preserving coastal resources for future generations. Activities include speaker series, career panel discussions, barrier island management group activities, sustainable art-making workshops, service learning projects (marine debris cleanups, oyster shell bagging, sea turtle cage building, trail maintenance), and reflection activities. The day starts with a 9:00 AM ferry to Bald Head Island and ends with a 5:15 PM ferry back to Southport, NC.
Bald Head Island
Registration req...
Registration required - cost not specified
3/17/26
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Mar
17
Youth Sustainability Symposium
A day of hands-on learning, coastal exploration, sustainable art, and real-world decision-making on Bald Head Island. The symposium engages high school students in thought-provoking, real-world conversations about conserving and preserving coastal resources for future generations. Activities include speaker series, career panel discussions, barrier island management group activities, sustainable art-making workshops, service learning projects (marine debris cleanups, oyster shell bagging, sea turtle cage building, trail maintenance), and reflection activities. The day starts with a 9:00 AM ferry to Bald Head Island and ends with a 5:15 PM ferry back to Southport, NC.
Registration req...
Registration required - cost not specified
In-Person
Mar 17, 2:00 PM ET
Environmental Science
Sustainability
Coastal Conservation
Climate Change
Marine Science
Stem Careers
Hands-On Learning
Service Learning
Art And Science
Environmental Stewardship
North Carolina
Barrier Islands
Marine Biology
01-18-2026
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Free Screening + Q&A: Chasing Time
Join us for a free screening of Chasing Time, followed by a live Q&A. From world-renowned photographer James Balog and award-winning director Jeff Orlowski-Yang (Chasing Ice), the film showcases breathtaking glacier imagery from around the world, highlighting the urgent reality of climate change. Enjoy drinks and hors d'oeuvres while you watch, then stay for the Q&A with Balog, Orlowski-Yang, and student climate activist Sawyer Duval. Seating is limited; early arrival is encouraged.
Ballroom B/C, Anaheim Convention Center
Free screening
4/17/26
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Apr
17
Free Screening + Q&A: Chasing Time
Join us for a free screening of Chasing Time, followed by a live Q&A. From world-renowned photographer James Balog and award-winning director Jeff Orlowski-Yang (Chasing Ice), the film showcases breathtaking glacier imagery from around the world, highlighting the urgent reality of climate change. Enjoy drinks and hors d'oeuvres while you watch, then stay for the Q&A with Balog, Orlowski-Yang, and student climate activist Sawyer Duval. Seating is limited; early arrival is encouraged.
Free screening
In-Person
Apr 17, 3:00 AM ET
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Durham Earth Day Festival
Join us in celebrating Earth Day 2026 as we unite to honor and protect the planet. This year's theme, 'Our Power, Our Planet,' highlights the incredible potential everyone has to drive positive change for the environment. From individuals to communities, and businesses to governments, we all hold the power to create a sustainable future. Rain or shine event. In case of severe weather, call 919-560-4636 and press 8 for event status. Volunteer opportunities available through ivolunteer site with t-shirt, snacks, and water provided.
Durham Central Park
Free and open to...
Free and open to the public
4/19/26
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Apr
19
Durham Earth Day Festival
Join us in celebrating Earth Day 2026 as we unite to honor and protect the planet. This year's theme, 'Our Power, Our Planet,' highlights the incredible potential everyone has to drive positive change for the environment. From individuals to communities, and businesses to governments, we all hold the power to create a sustainable future. Rain or shine event. In case of severe weather, call 919-560-4636 and press 8 for event status. Volunteer opportunities available through ivolunteer site with t-shirt, snacks, and water provided.
Free and open to...
Free and open to the public
In-Person
Apr 19, 4:00 PM ET
Earth Day
Environmental Science
Sustainability
Community Festival
Environmental Awareness
Climate Change
Conservation
Environmental Education
Outdoor Event
Family Friendly
02-12-2026
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2026 UOG Conference on Island Sustainability
Theme: 'Illuminating the Path to Prosperity' focuses on bright ideas for a sustainable future. Open to students, researchers, and community leaders to present solutions for island resilience. Abstract submission deadline: February 7, 2026. Conference dates: April 20-24, 2026.
Hyatt Regency Guam
Free
4/20/26
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Apr
20
2026 UOG Conference on Island Sustainability
Theme: 'Illuminating the Path to Prosperity' focuses on bright ideas for a sustainable future. Open to students, researchers, and community leaders to present solutions for island resilience. Abstract submission deadline: February 7, 2026. Conference dates: April 20-24, 2026.
Free
In-Person
Apr 20, 2026
Sustainability
Environmental Science
Island Resilience
Research Conference
Climate Change
Sustainable Development
Environmental Studies
Guam
Pacific Islands
Uog
University Of Guam
02-08-2026
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Take Your Child To Work Day at the NJ State Museum 2026
The New Jersey State Museum hosts NJ State employees for Take Your Child to Work Day featuring multiple planetarium shows: 12:00 PM - The Great Solar System Adventure (grades 2-6), 1:00 PM - We Are Guardians about climate monitoring satellites (grades 4+), 2:00 PM - Messengers of Time and Space about observatories (grades 6+), 3:00 PM - One World, One Sky: Big Bird's Adventure Sesame Street show (grades 2 and younger). Each show is 50 minutes long. Arrive 10-15 minutes early. Reserved for NJ State employees in Trenton area only. Request tickets for one showtime only.
New Jersey State Museum
Free for NJ Stat...
Free for NJ State employees
4/23/26
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Apr
23
Take Your Child To Work Day at the NJ State Museum 2026
The New Jersey State Museum hosts NJ State employees for Take Your Child to Work Day featuring multiple planetarium shows: 12:00 PM - The Great Solar System Adventure (grades 2-6), 1:00 PM - We Are Guardians about climate monitoring satellites (grades 4+), 2:00 PM - Messengers of Time and Space about observatories (grades 6+), 3:00 PM - One World, One Sky: Big Bird's Adventure Sesame Street show (grades 2 and younger). Each show is 50 minutes long. Arrive 10-15 minutes early. Reserved for NJ State employees in Trenton area only. Request tickets for one showtime only.
Free for NJ Stat...
Free for NJ State employees
In-Person
Apr 23, 4:00 PM ET
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Take Your Child To Work Day at the NJ State Museum 2026
Special event for NJ State employees featuring multiple planetarium shows: 12:00 PM - The Great Solar System Adventure (grades 2-6), 1:00 PM - We Are Guardians about satellites and climate change (grades 4+), 2:00 PM - Messengers of Time and Space about observatories (grades 6+), 3:00 PM - One World, One Sky: Big Bird's Adventure Sesame Street show (grades 2 and younger). Each show is approximately 50 minutes long. Arrive 10-15 minutes early. Reserved for New Jersey State employees working in the Trenton area only.
New Jersey State Museum
Free for NJ Stat...
Free for NJ State employees
4/23/26
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Apr
23
Take Your Child To Work Day at the NJ State Museum 2026
Special event for NJ State employees featuring multiple planetarium shows: 12:00 PM - The Great Solar System Adventure (grades 2-6), 1:00 PM - We Are Guardians about satellites and climate change (grades 4+), 2:00 PM - Messengers of Time and Space about observatories (grades 6+), 3:00 PM - One World, One Sky: Big Bird's Adventure Sesame Street show (grades 2 and younger). Each show is approximately 50 minutes long. Arrive 10-15 minutes early. Reserved for New Jersey State employees working in the Trenton area only.
Free for NJ Stat...
Free for NJ State employees
In-Person
Apr 23, 4:00 PM ET
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Earth Day Teen Climate Fest
You can celebrate the future of sustainability at the Earth Day Teen Climate Fest.
Aquarium of the Pacific
Free
4/25/26
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Apr
25
Earth Day Teen Climate Fest
You can celebrate the future of sustainability at the Earth Day Teen Climate Fest.
Free
In-Person
Apr 25, 7:00 PM ET
Sourced:
https://aquariumofpacific.org/events
02-10-2026
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Mid-Atlantic Plant Research Conference 2026 - IN PERSON
Plants in our region are facing new challenges to their survival, growth, and reproduction due to a variety of threats, including land use change, habitat loss, climate change, and more. Invited speakers will address new research in plant science that can help us understand the challenges at hand in our wetland and coastal regions, including mechanisms of plant resistance and adaptation, and possible solutions. In-person seats are limited. Lunch is provided to all in-person attendees. Information regarding LA CES & ISA CEUs will be updated when available.
Morris Arboretum & Gardens
$155.00 - In-per...
$155.00 - In-person fee: $155, Students: $80
5/8/26
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May
8
Mid-Atlantic Plant Research Conference 2026 - IN PERSON
Plants in our region are facing new challenges to their survival, growth, and reproduction due to a variety of threats, including land use change, habitat loss, climate change, and more. Invited speakers will address new research in plant science that can help us understand the challenges at hand in our wetland and coastal regions, including mechanisms of plant resistance and adaptation, and possible solutions. In-person seats are limited. Lunch is provided to all in-person attendees. Information regarding LA CES & ISA CEUs will be updated when available.
$155.00 - In-per...
$155.00 - In-person fee: $155, Students: $80
In-Person
May 8, 1:00 PM ET
Plant Research
Botany
Environmental Science
Climate Change
Wetland Research
Coastal Science
Plant Adaptation
Professional Development
Continuing Education
02-13-2026
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Mid-Atlantic Plant Research Conference 2026 - VIRTUAL
Plants in our region are facing new challenges to their survival, growth, and reproduction due to a variety of threats, including land use change, habitat loss, climate change, and more. Invited speakers will address new research in plant science that can help us understand the challenges at hand in our wetland and coastal regions, including mechanisms of plant resistance and adaptation, and possible solutions. This registration is for live virtual attendance. Information regarding LA CES & ISA CEUs will be updated when available.
Virtual Event
$125.00 - Virtua...
$125.00 - Virtual fee: $125, Students: $80
5/8/26
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May
8
Mid-Atlantic Plant Research Conference 2026 - VIRTUAL
Plants in our region are facing new challenges to their survival, growth, and reproduction due to a variety of threats, including land use change, habitat loss, climate change, and more. Invited speakers will address new research in plant science that can help us understand the challenges at hand in our wetland and coastal regions, including mechanisms of plant resistance and adaptation, and possible solutions. This registration is for live virtual attendance. Information regarding LA CES & ISA CEUs will be updated when available.
$125.00 - Virtua...
$125.00 - Virtual fee: $125, Students: $80
Virtual
May 8, 1:00 PM ET
Plant Research
Botany
Environmental Science
Climate Change
Wetland Research
Coastal Science
Plant Adaptation
Professional Development
Continuing Education
Virtual Attendance
02-13-2026
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Global Challenge
During five days on the Alma College campus, students develop solutions to real-world international issues through a simulation of the United Nations Security Council. Your team might work on critical issues like disease outbreaks, international terrorism, climate change, or other global concerns. Work with an exceptional group of incoming and current students - including our nationally recognized Model United Nations team - alumni mentors and expert faculty. Sunday, June 7, 2026 at 3:30 PM until Thursday, June 11, 2026 at 1:00 PM
Alma College
Free
6/7/26
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Jun
7
Global Challenge
During five days on the Alma College campus, students develop solutions to real-world international issues through a simulation of the United Nations Security Council. Your team might work on critical issues like disease outbreaks, international terrorism, climate change, or other global concerns. Work with an exceptional group of incoming and current students - including our nationally recognized Model United Nations team - alumni mentors and expert faculty. Sunday, June 7, 2026 at 3:30 PM until Thursday, June 11, 2026 at 1:00 PM
Free
In-Person
Jun 7, 7:30 PM ET
Global Issues
Climate Change
Disease Outbreaks
Problem Solving
Simulation
Model Un
International Issues
Stem Applications
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https://alma.edu/summer-at-alma
02-10-2026
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Geospatial Skills Camps for Rural Montana Youth
Week-long camps designed for rising 9th and 10th graders in rural Montana communities. Topics include maps for analysis and navigation, collecting and analyzing imagery from various sources, UAV piloting skills, remote sensing, basic electronics and circuitry for sensor development, and geospatial analysis tools. Students will learn about career pathways in geospatial science and engineering, particularly those connected to the Air Force and organizations offering employment in rural areas. Students are encouraged to relate camp skills to their interests in robotics, human performance, aviation, community needs like natural resources management and precision agriculture, and national topics like security, energy, and climate change.
Various rural Montana communities
Funded by Air Fo...
Funded by Air Force Office of Scientific Research
6/15/26
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Jun
15
Geospatial Skills Camps for Rural Montana Youth
Week-long camps designed for rising 9th and 10th graders in rural Montana communities. Topics include maps for analysis and navigation, collecting and analyzing imagery from various sources, UAV piloting skills, remote sensing, basic electronics and circuitry for sensor development, and geospatial analysis tools. Students will learn about career pathways in geospatial science and engineering, particularly those connected to the Air Force and organizations offering employment in rural areas. Students are encouraged to relate camp skills to their interests in robotics, human performance, aviation, community needs like natural resources management and precision agriculture, and national topics like security, energy, and climate change.
Funded by Air Fo...
Funded by Air Force Office of Scientific Research
In-Person
Jun 15, 8:00 AM ET
Geospatial
Gis
Remote Sensing
Uav
Drones
Electronics
Circuitry
Sensors
Mapping
Satellite Imagery
Air Force
Stem Careers
Rural Education
Montana
Robotics
Aviation
Agriculture
Meteorology
Climate Change
Security
01-19-2026
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