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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 endangered species Events Found
Teen Homeschool History Day: Extinction
Learn all about animals who have gone extinct in the past and the present. Discover prehistoric animals who called South Carolina home millions of years ago and see examples of current endangered species. From 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm.
The Charleston Museum
Free
3/13/26
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13
Teen Homeschool History Day: Extinction
Learn all about animals who have gone extinct in the past and the present. Discover prehistoric animals who called South Carolina home millions of years ago and see examples of current endangered species. From 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm.
Free
In-Person
Mar 13, 6:00 PM ET
02-13-2026
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Florida Panthers: A Peek Into the Life of Florida's State Animal
Part of MDC's Monthly Public Lecture Series. Lecture will be held from 6-8 p.m. in the Learning Lab focusing on Florida's endangered state animal.
Marine Discovery Center Learning Lab
Free
4/3/26
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Apr
3
Florida Panthers: A Peek Into the Life of Florida's State Animal
Part of MDC's Monthly Public Lecture Series. Lecture will be held from 6-8 p.m. in the Learning Lab focusing on Florida's endangered state animal.
Free
In-Person
Apr 3, 1:00 AM ET
02-12-2026
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Eco Kids Club
Calling all junior conservationists! Each month we will learn about an endangered animal that needs help being saved. Join us for hands-on activities and crafts and learn ways in which you can make a difference.
Alvin Sherman Library
Free
4/7/26
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Apr
7
Eco Kids Club
Calling all junior conservationists! Each month we will learn about an endangered animal that needs help being saved. Join us for hands-on activities and crafts and learn ways in which you can make a difference.
Free
In-Person
Apr 7, 8:30 PM ET
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One of A Kind - Day Camp
Oddities and disappearing acts! Today will be full of unique animals and species that deserve a watchful eye. We will highlight how endemic species can be dramatically impacted by single events, conservation efforts for critically endangered animals, and the magic of caring!
North Carolina Zoo
Standard camp pr...
Standard camp pricing applies
4/9/26
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Apr
9
One of A Kind - Day Camp
Oddities and disappearing acts! Today will be full of unique animals and species that deserve a watchful eye. We will highlight how endemic species can be dramatically impacted by single events, conservation efforts for critically endangered animals, and the magic of caring!
Standard camp pr...
Standard camp pricing applies
In-Person
Apr 9, 4:00 PM ET
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02-11-2026
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Pine Barrens of NC: Understanding our Biodiversity
In this seminar, we look at the staggering biodiversity of the pine forest floor, which can host up to 40 different plant species in a single square meter. We will discover a world where carnivorous Venus Flytraps and Pitcher Plants hunt insects beneath the towering pines, and where rare orchids bloom in the wake of fire. You will learn how this specific ecosystem supports specialists found nowhere else on Earth, from the Red-cockaded Woodpecker to the Gopher Frog, and why the restoration of the Longleaf Pine is the key to preserving the incredible "hidden" world that lives in its shadow. Audience Target: All Ages, Parental supervision required for children under 10. No refunds for participant cancellations, reschedules, or missed attendance.
Virtual
$17.00 - General...
$17.00 - General admission $17.00, Member rate $5.00
5/22/26
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May
22
Pine Barrens of NC: Understanding our Biodiversity
In this seminar, we look at the staggering biodiversity of the pine forest floor, which can host up to 40 different plant species in a single square meter. We will discover a world where carnivorous Venus Flytraps and Pitcher Plants hunt insects beneath the towering pines, and where rare orchids bloom in the wake of fire. You will learn how this specific ecosystem supports specialists found nowhere else on Earth, from the Red-cockaded Woodpecker to the Gopher Frog, and why the restoration of the Longleaf Pine is the key to preserving the incredible "hidden" world that lives in its shadow. Audience Target: All Ages, Parental supervision required for children under 10. No refunds for participant cancellations, reschedules, or missed attendance.
$17.00 - General...
$17.00 - General admission $17.00, Member rate $5.00
In-Person
May 22, 9:30 PM ET
Biodiversity
Ecology
Environmental Science
Pine Barrens
Carnivorous Plants
Forest Ecosystem
Wildlife Conservation
Botanical Science
North Carolina
Seminar
Nature Education
Venus Flytrap
Pitcher Plants
Longleaf Pine
Endangered Species
02-11-2026
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Science Series: Growing Hope for Native Orchids
Protecting North America's native orchids requires careful science, collaboration, and time. Join Longwood Research Specialist Kevin Allen for a detailed look at how Longwood supports a national effort to conserve these remarkable plants and work towards the goal of restoring them in the wild. Highlighting a few native orchid species we're currently working with, learn how researchers determine the best ways to grow native orchids, uncover the partnerships they depend on, and explore how we use seeds and living collections to conserve these plants. Discover how collaborative, science-driven work helps safeguard native orchids and the landscapes we care about--today and for generations to come.
Conservatory Ballroom
Free
6/7/26
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Jun
7
Science Series: Growing Hope for Native Orchids
Protecting North America's native orchids requires careful science, collaboration, and time. Join Longwood Research Specialist Kevin Allen for a detailed look at how Longwood supports a national effort to conserve these remarkable plants and work towards the goal of restoring them in the wild. Highlighting a few native orchid species we're currently working with, learn how researchers determine the best ways to grow native orchids, uncover the partnerships they depend on, and explore how we use seeds and living collections to conserve these plants. Discover how collaborative, science-driven work helps safeguard native orchids and the landscapes we care about--today and for generations to come.
Free
In-Person
Jun 7, 5:00 PM ET
Native Orchids
Plant Conservation
Botanical Research
Endangered Species
Restoration
Collaboration
Seed Conservation
Orchid Propagation
02-11-2026
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Growing Hope for Native Orchids
Protecting North America's native orchids requires careful science, collaboration, and time. Join Longwood Research Specialist Kevin Allen for a detailed look at how Longwood supports a national effort to conserve these remarkable plants and work towards the goal of restoring them in the wild. Highlighting a few native orchid species we're currently working with, learn how researchers determine the best ways to grow native orchids, uncover the partnerships they depend on, and explore how we use seeds and living collections to conserve these plants. Discover how collaborative, science-driven work helps safeguard native orchids and the landscapes we care about--today and for generations to come.
Conservatory Ballroom, Longwood Gardens
Free
6/7/26
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Jun
7
Growing Hope for Native Orchids
Protecting North America's native orchids requires careful science, collaboration, and time. Join Longwood Research Specialist Kevin Allen for a detailed look at how Longwood supports a national effort to conserve these remarkable plants and work towards the goal of restoring them in the wild. Highlighting a few native orchid species we're currently working with, learn how researchers determine the best ways to grow native orchids, uncover the partnerships they depend on, and explore how we use seeds and living collections to conserve these plants. Discover how collaborative, science-driven work helps safeguard native orchids and the landscapes we care about--today and for generations to come.
Free
In-Person
Jun 7, 5:00 PM ET
Orchid Conservation
Native Plants
Botanical Research
Species Restoration
Plant Breeding
Conservation Biology
Endangered Species
02-11-2026
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ZSI: Zoo Science Investigators Camp - Session 2
Help get justice for wildlife in this all-new Zoo Camp experience. Campers will explore how law enforcement uses investigative skills and forensic science to prevent illegal wildlife trafficking. Campers will also meet many of the Zoo's animal ambassadors and learn how they can help protect endangered species worldwide. Camp hours: 9 AM - 3 PM, Monday through Friday.
Maryland Zoo in Baltimore
$450.00 - Member...
$450.00 - Member: $450, Non-member: $500. Optional aftercare $50
6/22/26
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Jun
22
ZSI: Zoo Science Investigators Camp - Session 2
Help get justice for wildlife in this all-new Zoo Camp experience. Campers will explore how law enforcement uses investigative skills and forensic science to prevent illegal wildlife trafficking. Campers will also meet many of the Zoo's animal ambassadors and learn how they can help protect endangered species worldwide. Camp hours: 9 AM - 3 PM, Monday through Friday.
$450.00 - Member...
$450.00 - Member: $450, Non-member: $500. Optional aftercare $50
In-Person
Jun 22, 1:00 PM ET
Forensic Science
Wildlife Trafficking
Conservation
Law Enforcement
Biology
Endangered Species
Investigation
Week-Long
01-15-2026
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