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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 ecosystem Events Found

Mar 14

Butterflies Alive!

A once-in-a-lifetime butterfly experience for the whole family in a nearly 3,000 square foot garden enclosure. Features hundreds of butterflies and moths flying freely, including species like Monarch, Blue Morpho, Atlas Moth, and Zebra Longwing. Includes Pupae Emergence House where visitors can watch butterflies emerge from chrysalis, daily releases by staff, and Butterfly Maze activity. Extended hours during Spring Break week (March 14-22) until 6:00pm. First-come, first-served admission. Groups of 20+ should consider reservations. Strollers not allowed in Flight House but parking available. Wheelchair accessible.
Science Spectrum & OMNI Theater
$7.00 - Flight H...
3/14/26
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Mar 26

Homeschool History Day: Marsh Madness

Explore the Dill Sanctuary on a guided Marsh Walk where you will learn all about the amazing Salt Marsh Ecosystem and the creatures that call it home. Dress for mess and outdoor activities. From 10:00 am - 11:00 am.
Dill Sanctuary
Free
3/26/26
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Apr 2

Hedgerow Workshop: Natural Pest Management

Discover how hedgerows can transform your yard or garden into a thriving, self-regulating ecosystem that naturally manages pests while supporting local wildlife. Through a combination of virtual learning session with Maine Audubon staff and hands-on fieldwork at Rogers Farm Demonstration Garden, participants will gain practical experience in plant and site selection, proper installation techniques, and ongoing maintenance strategies. Maine Audubon strives to provide inclusive and accessible programs - accommodations available with 7 days notice.
Online
Free
4/2/26
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Apr 9

ShORE Symposium

Join us as we bring awareness to conservation issues impacting the Lagoon and our community through the sharing of student and professional programs and projects that are making a difference. The 2026 event invites students, professional scientists, community members, artists, and decision-makers. Submission window is OPEN for high school and undergraduate students doing Indian River Lagoon related research to present.
Brannon Center
FREE to attend
4/9/26
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May 16

Secret Life of Garden Insects

Get ready to bug out! This engaging seminar dives into the fascinating world of garden insects--both the helpers and the pests. Participants will learn how to identify common insects, understand their roles in the garden ecosystem, and discover natural ways to encourage beneficial bugs while managing unwanted ones. Through hands-on activities and up-close encounters, you'll leave with a newfound appreciation for the tiny critters that call your garden home. Audience Target: All Ages, Parental supervision required for children under 10. Ideal for anyone who is interested in pollinators and/or the pests that are in our gardens. Format: Seminar & Tour. Event ID: 1000049
The Garden
$20.00 - General...
5/16/26
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