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151 environmental education Events Found

Mar 4

Field Trip Pass

Educational field trip for schools at San Diego Botanic Garden. Each pass includes up to 30 students and 6 adults. Multiple entry times available: 9:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m., and 11:30 a.m. Payment options include credit card or check deposit. Must book at least 2 weeks in advance. Up to 2 passes per entry time. Transportation by bus or multiple cars. Title I schools can apply for SDBG Scholarship. Full refund if cancelled more than one week prior, 50% refund within one week.
San Diego Botanic Garden
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3/4/26
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Mar 5

Little Nature Explorers

In this hands-on, sensory-based program at The Morton Arboretum, young explorers will hike, play, listen to stories, and engage in science and art activities. Topics change monthly. An adult must accompany the child. This program takes place outdoors. Dress for the weather. Course number: Y081
The Morton Arboretum Visitor Center
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3/5/26
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Mar 8

SPLASH! 2026

Step into the roaring 1920s at SPLASH! 2026 on March 7th at the Oklahoma Aquarium! Indulge in the top brews and bites from Oklahoma's best breweries and restaurants--all with a Prohibition-era twist. Costumes are encouraged but not required. VIP Entry at 6 P.M., General Entry at 7 P.M., 21+ Only. Enjoy after-hours access to explore all 10,000 creatures, raffles, wine & whiskey pull, craft cocktails, and live entertainment. Proceeds support the Fish Friend's Scholarship Fund for underserved schools. The Oklahoma Aquarium is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Oklahoma Aquarium
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3/8/26
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Mar 8

Lantern Tour

Join us for a ranger led lantern tour of the battlefield. We will walk the 1.5-mile battlefield trail, so please dress for the weather. Each month the tour will have a different overall theme or focus, and will also touch on topics related to the night sky and the 250th Anniversary of the American Revolution. Please arrive by 5:45PM, the program will end at 8:00PM. Reservations will be open on March 6th.
Kings Mountain National Military Park
Free program
3/8/26
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Mar 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.
North Carolina (Statewide)
Free
3/9/26
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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.
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

The Westin Austin Downtown - Strait
Free
3/10/26
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Mar 10

Nature Tales: Pollinator Pals

Every Nature Tales includes an engaging, themed storytime led by Cumberland County librarians and a child friendly craft project selected and prepared by CFBG environmental educators. Storytimes are enhanced with engaging songs, puppets, and movement breaks. Themed crafts allow children to connect with nature and create a souvenir of their Garden experience. Target Audience: Designed for ages 2-5 with a parent or guardian. Siblings are welcome to accompany if included on the registration. Come dressed for the weather outside! There are two back-to-back one-hour sessions of this class offered: 10:00AM and 11:00AM. Storytime Benefits: Develops Early Language and Literacy Skills, Encourages Interest in Nature and Science, Promotes Creativity and Art, Supports Preschool Social and Emotional Development. Please check in with the Gift Shop on arrival. Nature Tales may meet in indoor Classroom or Children's Pavilion.
Cumberland County Botanical Garden
Free program
3/10/26
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Mar 10

Illumination Stations -Shedding a Light on Energy Programs

Illuminations Stations are information tables that provide an opportunity to shine a light on ways for people to lower their utility bills, apply for energy assistance, and receive items to help them keep money in their pockets! Visitors can bring old incandescent and compact fluorescent bulbs to swap them for new energy efficient LED light bulbs (limit 3 LEDs per person). In collaboration with Montgomery County Department of Health & Human Services (HHS), Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and Pepco.
Marilyn J. Praisner Library
Free
3/10/26
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Mar 12

Little Nature Explorers

In this hands-on, sensory-based program at The Morton Arboretum, young explorers will hike, play, listen to stories, and engage in science and art activities. Topics change monthly. An adult must accompany the child. This program takes place outdoors. Dress for the weather. Course number: Y081
The Morton Arboretum Visitor Center
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3/12/26
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Mar 13

STEM Professional Development Retreat

Interactive workshops for K-12 educators and administrators focused on math, science, research, computer science, STEM integration, and outdoor learning. Participants receive 6 educator contact hours with certificates sent via email. Features teacher-leaders as co-facilitators and provides research-backed strategies, lessons, and resources. Hotel discounts available at The Westin Portland Harborview starting at $109. Free parking provided during the event.
The Westin Portland Harborview
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3/13/26
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Mar 14

Succulent Garden Making Workshop

Workshop focused on creating succulent gardens, combining art with plant science and environmental education.
Kidcreate Studio - Cypress
Free
3/14/26
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Mar 15

Backstage Pass: Minne-Critters

Go behind the scenes on the Treetop Trail where you'll get up-close with some of Minnesota's smaller residents. The cast of critters may include a skunk, porcupine, snake, owl, hawk, and opossum. Learn how Zoo staff trains the animals and why the Land of 10,000 Lakes needs everyone to do their part. You may even get to help with feeding time, engage with enrichment, or see some training. Minimum age 4+ years old, participants under 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult. Maximum 4 participants per group. Registration closes the Friday before each program date at noon.
Minnesota Zoo
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3/15/26
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Mar 16

Spring Nature Adventure Camp - Deep Discoveries (Oʻahu)

5-day program exploring ocean's twilight zone and deep-sea habitats. Interactive STEM activities, crafts and outdoor exploration focusing on ocean ecology, environmental education and hands-on discovery. Learn about marine life protection and deep-sea ecosystems.
Hawai'i Nature Center
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3/16/26
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Mar 16

Spring Nature Adventure Camp - Mauka Meets Makai (Maui)

8:30 am-3:30 pm field-based environmental education camp exploring mountain and coastal ecosystems. Activities in wetlands, tidepools, and coastal trails studying Hawaii's coastal ecology, native species and human environmental impacts. Focus on observation, inquiry and environmental stewardship.
Keālia Pond National Wildlife Refuge
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3/16/26
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Mar 18

FREE Watersheds & Rain Barrels-Duquesne

This free workshop teaches participants how to harvest rainwater from their roofs, store it, and use it in the landscape. Participants will learn watershed protection and conservation practices to reduce contribution to sewer and stormwater systems, flooding, and polluted urban runoff. Registrants receive a FREE 55-gallon FreeGarden rain barrel and downspout divertor while supplies last. Made possible through the support of the American Water Charitable Foundation. Available for American Water customers only.
Duquesne City Hall
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3/18/26
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Mar 18

San Diego Botanic Garden Field Trip

Educational field trip to San Diego Botanic Garden. Each pass includes up to 30 students and 6 adults. Multiple entry times available: 9:30 AM, 10:30 AM, and 11:30 AM. Book at least 2 weeks in advance. Up to 2 passes per entry time. Title I schools can apply for SDBG Scholarship for admission/transportation support. Refund policy: Full refund if cancelled more than one week prior, 50% refund within one week, no refund for no-shows. Transportation options include buses, multiple cars, or combination.
San Diego Botanic Garden
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3/18/26
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Mar 21

Barnyard Bonanza: A Phoenix Zoo Spring Festival

Spring has sprung and things are busy on the farm. It's time for planting and watching as the world comes to life around you. Join us for a celebration of spring and farm life with fun crafts, games and opportunities to learn from our very own Phoenix Zoo staff! Activities include: Crafts (Planter Cows, Handprint Lillies, Cow Bells, Scarecrow Coloring), Games (Lasso Toss, Duck Matching, Sack Races), Face Painting ($3 per person), Keeper Chats (Hoof Trimming at 11:15 a.m., Sheep Washing Demo Saturday Noon, Sheep Shearing Demo Sunday Noon), and Worm Release activity. Two-day event: March 21 & 22, 2026, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. daily.
Phoenix Zoo - Children's Trail
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3/21/26
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Mar 22

Sounds of the Ocean

Award-winning immersive experience combining music, art, and mindfulness to take audiences on a meditative underwater journey. Features whale and dolphin melodies with original music and mesmerizing visuals. 10% of ticket sales support Tampa Waterkeepers. International sensation shown in 26 countries and featured at major climate conferences including COP28 and UN Ocean Conference. Official UN Ocean Decade Activity.
MOSI Saunders Planetarium & Digital Dome Theatre
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3/22/26
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Mar 23

Sounds of the Ocean

Award-winning immersive experience combining music, art, and mindfulness to take audiences on a meditative underwater journey. Features whale and dolphin melodies with original music and mesmerizing visuals. 10% of ticket sales support Tampa Waterkeepers. International sensation shown in 26 countries and featured at major climate conferences including COP28 and UN Ocean Conference. Official UN Ocean Decade Activity.
MOSI Saunders Planetarium & Digital Dome Theatre
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3/23/26
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Mar 24

Volunteer Naturalist Training

40 hours of training (ten, four-hour sessions) covering wildlife of northeastern Connecticut, spring wildflowers, tree identification, and basic survival skills. Tuesdays from March 24 - May 26, 8 a.m. - noon. Space is limited.
Center at Pomfret
Free
3/24/26
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Mar 24

Spring Nature Adventure Camp - Cosmic Connections (Oʻahu)

4-day program (closed Thursday, March 26 - Prince Kūhiō Day) exploring connections between outer space and Earth. Learn about nocturnal animal navigation, moon's effect on tides, and Hawaii's astronomy significance. Includes outdoor games, stargazing and environmental learning.
Hawai'i Nature Center
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3/24/26
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Mar 25

Steps into Nature Presents: Poop Clues

We'll learn the ways poops of different kinds of animals look different from each other. Knowing whose poop is whose helps you know which kind of animal has been nearby -- pretty cool! Then we'll make and eat snacks that look like animal poops (but are actually yummy)! Steps into Nature is a STEAM-based environmental education program intended for children ages 5-12.
Community Room, Lansdowne Public Library
Free
3/25/26
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Mar 28

Watershed Awareness & Rain Barrels at Construction Junction

Workshop participants will learn how to harvest rainwater from their roofs, store it, and use it in the landscape. You will also learn how to reduce your contribution to combined sewer overflow (CSO), flooding, and polluted urban runoff by learning how to practice watershed protection and conservation in their own backyards. Registrants may also choose to purchase a FreeGarden RAIN barrel with 55-gallon capacity. Pittsburgh Water offers a one-time credit on your stormwater fee for installing a rain barrel that's at least 50-gal.
Construction Junction
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3/28/26
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Mar 28

North Bend State Park Green Day Hike - March 28, 2026

Join our Naturalist on a guided hike looking for the first signs of Spring! This is a family-friendly hike that's less than two miles in length on a flat, gravel trail. Earn a patch when you complete the hike! To register for this hike, please contact our Naturalist, Sarah.
North Bend State Park
Free
3/28/26
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