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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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5 community science Events Found
Marine Debris Art Exhibit - St. Helena Island
Art exhibition showcasing artworks created from marine debris while increasing awareness of local cleanups, organizations that preserve Gullah/Geechee cultural heritage, and community science opportunities. Part of the Gullah/Geechee CREATE program.
Darrah Hall at the Penn Center National Historic Landmark
Free
3/28/26
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Mar
28
Marine Debris Art Exhibit - St. Helena Island
Art exhibition showcasing artworks created from marine debris while increasing awareness of local cleanups, organizations that preserve Gullah/Geechee cultural heritage, and community science opportunities. Part of the Gullah/Geechee CREATE program.
Free
In-Person
Mar 28, 4:00 PM ET
Marine Science
Environmental Conservation
Marine Debris
Art
Sustainability
Community Science
Ocean Conservation
Cultural Heritage
Upcycling
Environmental Awareness
02-12-2026
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PLI #2: Sensemaking and Place-Based Data in the 6-12 Classroom
Full-Day Workshop: Join Tuva and the NSTA Professional Learning Team for a deep dive into using local data as evidence in making sense of complex phenomena. At the start of the session, educators will pose questions about a local anchoring phenomenon and use the Tuva Tools to explore and visualize real datasets in pursuit of answers. The latter half will include a community science experience, where participants will gather and analyze their own data. Participants will leave with practical strategies for guiding students to use mathematics and science practices to uncover patterns in their communities. All participants will receive breakfast and lunch. LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE.
National Conference
$150.00 - Confer...
$150.00 - Conference registration is NOT required to attend
4/15/26
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Apr
15
PLI #2: Sensemaking and Place-Based Data in the 6-12 Classroom
Full-Day Workshop: Join Tuva and the NSTA Professional Learning Team for a deep dive into using local data as evidence in making sense of complex phenomena. At the start of the session, educators will pose questions about a local anchoring phenomenon and use the Tuva Tools to explore and visualize real datasets in pursuit of answers. The latter half will include a community science experience, where participants will gather and analyze their own data. Participants will leave with practical strategies for guiding students to use mathematics and science practices to uncover patterns in their communities. All participants will receive breakfast and lunch. LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE.
$150.00 - Confer...
$150.00 - Conference registration is NOT required to attend
In-Person
Apr 15, 6:15 PM ET
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Monthly South River Water Testing - April
Community water testing project as part of the Adopt-A-Stream state program. Volunteers will collect data on water sources in their neighborhoods along the South River. The event starts in the parking lot and proceeds down the trail to the first shoals for testing and community learning. This initiative emerged from Environmental Justice Forums/Townhalls where community members expressed interest in understanding health risks from water and air in their neighborhoods.
Everett Park
Free
4/19/26
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Apr
19
Monthly South River Water Testing - April
Recurring
Community water testing project as part of the Adopt-A-Stream state program. Volunteers will collect data on water sources in their neighborhoods along the South River. The event starts in the parking lot and proceeds down the trail to the first shoals for testing and community learning. This initiative emerged from Environmental Justice Forums/Townhalls where community members expressed interest in understanding health risks from water and air in their neighborhoods.
Free
In-Person
Apr 19, 2:00 PM ET
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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
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.
Free
In-Person
Jun 20, 2026
Biodiversity
Field Research
Citizen Science
Community Science
Biology
Ecology
Wildlife
Nature Conservation
Environmental Science
02-11-2026
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Fall Butterfly Count
Join us for our Fall Butterfly Count through the North American Butterfly Association! A butterfly count is a community science project with 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 to take place from 10:00 am - 3:00 pm. Please bring a water bottle and snacks/lunch, as well as a field guide and binoculars if you have them. Long pants and sturdy shoes are highly recommended. Due to parking limitations along the routes, carpooling may be necessary. Please note that butterfly surveys are weather dependent. An alternate date will be set if weather conditions are unsuitable.
Blue Ridge Discovery Center
Member-only even...
Member-only event
9/12/26
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Sep
12
Fall Butterfly Count
Join us for our Fall Butterfly Count through the North American Butterfly Association! A butterfly count is a community science project with 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 to take place from 10:00 am - 3:00 pm. Please bring a water bottle and snacks/lunch, as well as a field guide and binoculars if you have them. Long pants and sturdy shoes are highly recommended. Due to parking limitations along the routes, carpooling may be necessary. Please note that butterfly surveys are weather dependent. An alternate date will be set if weather conditions are unsuitable.
Member-only even...
Member-only event
In-Person
Sep 12, 2:00 PM ET
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