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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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8 coastal ecosystems Events Found

Mar 12

Beach, Dune, and Maritime Forest Excursion

Walk through the maritime forest, then on to the dunes and beach. Learn about native plants and the benefits of an intact dune system. See coastal animals and dig for mole and ghost crabs. Use nets and critter catchers for up close looks at creatures. Wear comfortable walking shoes, lightweight clothes, bring hat, sunscreen, water bottle, bug spray, change of clothes and shoes, bag for wet items.
Alabama Aquarium at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab
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3/12/26
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Apr 9

Sharing Our Research with Everyone (ShORE) Symposium 2026

A collaborative symposium focused on conservation and exploration of the Indian River Lagoon. Features student presentations (5-minute lightning talks or posters), professional programs, and community engagement. Brings together students, scientists, artists, educators, conservationists, business leaders, and policy makers. Abstract submission deadline is February 27, 2026 at 5:00 PM, with acceptance notifications by March 9.
Brannon Center
Free registratio...
4/9/26
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Jun 15

Olympic Backpacker

5-day backpacking adventure for grades 9-12 along the stunning Olympic Coast. Young explorers will trek through lush forests, traverse sandy beaches, and discover hidden tide pools teeming with marine life. Focuses on outdoor skills and environmental science education.
Olympic Coast
Sliding scale pr...
6/15/26
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Jul 5

Marine Biology Camp - Session 1

Week-long residential marine biology camp for high school students. Includes oceanographic sampling, sea kayaking, snorkeling, whale watching, laboratory experiments, and guest lectures. Students reside in waterside residence hall with meals provided. Field trips explore coastal ecosystems of southern New England. Scholarships available for students qualifying for free/reduced lunch.
Roger Williams University
$2,195.00 - Incl...
7/5/26
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Jul 12

Marine Biology Camp - Session 2

Week-long residential marine biology camp for high school students. Includes oceanographic sampling, sea kayaking, snorkeling, whale watching, laboratory experiments, and guest lectures. Students reside in waterside residence hall with meals provided. Field trips explore coastal ecosystems of southern New England. Scholarships available for students qualifying for free/reduced lunch.
Roger Williams University
$2,195.00 - Incl...
7/12/26
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Jul 19

Marine Biology Camp - Session 3

Week-long residential marine biology camp for high school students. Includes oceanographic sampling, sea kayaking, snorkeling, whale watching, laboratory experiments, and guest lectures. Students reside in waterside residence hall with meals provided. Field trips explore coastal ecosystems of southern New England. Scholarships available for students qualifying for free/reduced lunch.
Roger Williams University
$2,195.00 - Incl...
7/19/26
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Jul 26

Marine Biology Camp - Session 4

Week-long residential marine biology camp for high school students. Includes oceanographic sampling, sea kayaking, snorkeling, whale watching, laboratory experiments, and guest lectures. Students reside in waterside residence hall with meals provided. Field trips explore coastal ecosystems of southern New England. Scholarships available for students qualifying for free/reduced lunch.
Roger Williams University
$2,195.00 - Incl...
7/26/26
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Aug 2

Marine Biology Camp - Session 5

Week-long residential marine biology camp for high school students. Includes oceanographic sampling, sea kayaking, snorkeling, whale watching, laboratory experiments, and guest lectures. Students reside in waterside residence hall with meals provided. Field trips explore coastal ecosystems of southern New England. Scholarships available for students qualifying for free/reduced lunch.
Roger Williams University
$2,195.00 - Incl...
8/2/26
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