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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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102 Environmental Science Events Found

Jul 21

Summer Science School - Coastal Adventures (entering grades 7-10)

Students will learn, more in-depth, the importance of estuaries and coastal processes in this four-day camp that includes a field trip to the Rachel Carson Reserve, plankton observing, squid dissections, bird watching, and many more hands-on scientific experiments. The course runs from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. each day.
NC Maritime Museum
$160.00 - Four-d...
7/21/26
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Jul 21

Fantastic Farm Fun 4 & 5 Summer Day Camp

Afternoon session discovery learning about farming and animals for rising 5th and 6th graders. Daily focus on different farm animals, morning chores, hayrides, marsh and crop walks, crafts, food nutrition study, sustainable agriculture education. Includes butter making, cheesemaking, ice cream making, clay work, painting, tie-dye, WebQuests, and iMovie projects.
Milky Way Farm
$385.00 - $385 f...
7/21/26
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Jul 22

JR. Master Gardener Camp

July 22nd-23rd, 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM. Ages 9-14 years old (as of January 1). Fun-filled days with Extension Master Gardener Volunteers and Horticulture agent Cari Rosenbalm. Learn about plants, fruits, veggies, soils, insects and ecology through games and hands-on activities including butterfly nets, compost, and scavenger hunts. Wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed toe shoes. Must bring a bagged lunch daily. Limited to 10 youth. Enrollment in 4-H Online is required.
Alexander County Center - NC Cooperative Extension
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7/22/26
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Jul 24

ExPlorers Summer Program 2026 – Agriculture & STEM Convergence Experience

The Agriculture & STEM Convergence Experience runs July 20–24, 2026. Open to rising 10th–12th graders or rising 1st-year college students planning to major in science. The week focuses on the connection between agriculture and STEM through convergence science, integrating science policy, environmental and economic impact, and problem-based learning. Activities include: hands-on laboratory experience in agricultural and environmental science, 3D printing skills applied to scientific applications, a visit to a pollinator bee center, a college tour with faculty and industry expert engagement, and collaborative team pitches addressing real-world STEM challenges. The program is a collaboration between UNCG, NC A&T, and the STEPS Science and Technology Center, with a focus on phosphorus sustainability. A parent and student informational session will be held in June.
University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG)
Free of charge
7/24/26
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Jul 25

Overnight Summer Camp Bears - Grades 8-9

Nine unforgettable days exploring the backcountry of Grand Teton National Park, building confidence, independence, and leadership skills. Participants will canoe on mountain waters, contribute to a national park service project, tackle the Doug Walker Challenge Course, and learn backpacking fundamentals. July 25 - August 2, 2026.
Teton Science Schools Kelly Campus
$1,795.00 - $1,7...
7/25/26
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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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Jul 26

Hawaii Sea Turtle Adventure 2

12-day marine biology camp where rising 10th-12th graders shadow marine biologists behind the scenes at Sea Life Park, participate in research and educational projects, learn about sea turtle conservation, collect scientific data, volunteer with local sea turtle non-profits, explore Hawaiian culture, snorkel coral reefs, and earn 30 hours of community service credit. Activities include hiking Ka'ena Point trail, authentic Hawaiian luau, working with green sea turtles (honu), beach cleanups, and hands-on marine conservation work.
YMCA Camp Erdman
$6,480.00 - Camp...
7/26/26
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Jul 26

Marine Biology Adventure Camp 5

Rising 9th graders - recent high school graduates will learn about sea turtles while building knowledge of marine biology fundamentals and ocean conservation. Work with live sea turtles at Karen Beasley Sea Turtle Rescue and Rehabilitation Center, participate in turtle patrols, explore coastal habitats, earn 15 community service hours.
Topsail Island
$2,980.00 - Incl...
7/26/26
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Jul 27

Redwoods Overnight Camp

6-day overnight camping experience for middle school students (grades 6-8) exploring the California Redwoods ecosystem. Program runs Sunday July 27 through Friday July 31, 2026. Focus on forest ecology, conservation, and wilderness skills.
California Redwoods
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7/27/26
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Jul 27

EXPLORING THE NATURAL WORLD OF UWGB

Explore UW-Green Bay summer camp welcomes Oneida youth, rising 7th-9th graders, to campus for a week of hands-on learning grounded in land, language, and community. Led by the Cofrin Center for Biodiversity's Andrew LaPlant and Joe Torres, with support from CSET's Sam Betancur and CCB staff and student employees, campers explore the natural world through immersive STEM experiences. They will investigate native plants, creeks, aquatic life, birds, wetlands, prairies, forests, and even an ancient rock outcropping while meeting UW-Green Bay faculty, staff, and students who care for these ecosystems. Open to Oneida Nation citizens only.
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
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7/27/26
Sourced: https://uwgb.edu/camps/stem 01-19-2026
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Jul 27

Space Center U | AERIS: Atmospheric Exploration & Research in Science Ages 11-18

5-day atmospheric science program for ages 11-18, running from July 27-31, 2026, 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Space Center Houston
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7/27/26
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Jul 27

Wilderness Expedition Summer Camp

Look no further for a true immersive experience in natural history. This introductory backpacking expedition is led by our exceptional naturalists and wilderness guides and is the perfect opportunity for hands-on exploration. From learning about and identifying the flora and fauna found in the Mount Rogers National Recreation Area, lessons in astronomy, and developing backcountry skills such as orienteering and Leave No Trace principles, this camp is the epitome of an aspiring young naturalist's dream! If you know a youth between the ages of 11 and 17, contact us today to learn more. Camp runs from Monday, July 27, 2026 at 2:00 PM through Friday, July 31, 2026 at 11:00 AM.
Blue Ridge Discovery Center
Free
7/27/26
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Jul 27

Toms River Marine Science Camp (Ages 5-14)

Join us for an exciting summer of learning about the environment! Our camp activities will take you on a journey of discovery, with marine ecology education, water quality testing, and hands-on experiences like seining and sieving. Explore the Bay Ave Bay Beach at Shelter Cove!
Bay Ave Bay Beach at Shelter Cove
$395.00 - Camp f...
7/27/26
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Jul 27

4-H2O Water Science Camp

July 27th-31st. July 27-28: 9AM-3PM. July 29: arrive at 9AM for two-night overnight trip returning by 3PM on July 31. Ages 10-14 years old (as of January 1). Participants learn about water and animals in aquatic ecosystems. Work with an NCWRC Biologist to conduct surveys including electrofishing and macro invertebrate identification. Also includes a canoe trip down Johns River, a white-water rafting trip down the Tuckasegee River, and a two-night overnight camping trip. Transportation provided. Participants must bring lunch Monday-Wednesday; food for overnight portion is covered. Limited to 10 participants. Enrollment in 4-H Online is required.
Alexander County / Johns River / Tuckasegee River area
$125.00 - $125.0...
7/27/26
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Jul 27

4-H Rural Life Center Summer Day Camp - AQUATIC Week

Aquatic Camp features swimming, water games, water safety skills, canoeing, and water-based crafts. Week runs July 27-31, including a trip to TJ Davis Rec Pool and a field trip to the Virginia Aquarium (additional $25). Campers not registered for the field trip attend Monday-Thursday only. For youth ages 6-14.
Halifax County 4-H Rural Life Center
$55.00 - $55 per...
7/27/26
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Jul 27

Explorers at UNCG: Agriculture & STEM Convergence Experience (Summer 2026)

The Explorers program at UNCG is an immersive STEM outreach initiative for high school students (rising 10th-12th graders or rising 1st year college students planning to major in science). The Agriculture & STEM Convergence Experience runs July 20-24, 2026, and focuses on the connection between agriculture and STEM. Activities include: hands-on laboratory experience in agricultural and environmental science, 3D printing skills applied to scientific applications, a visit to a pollinator bee center, a college tour with faculty and industry expert engagement, and collaborative team pitches addressing real-world STEM challenges. The program integrates science policy, environmental and economic impact, and problem-based learning. It is a collaboration with UNCG, NC A&T, and the Science and Technology Center STEPS (focused on phosphorus sustainability). A parent and student informational session will be held in June 2026. Field trips to university research labs, local farms, bee pollinator centers, and local museums are included.
University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG)
Free of charge
7/27/26
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Jul 28

Dungeness Science Camp - 7th-8th grades

4 days for 7th & 8th graders entering fall 2026. Broadens interests in science and environment through hands-on learning. Introduction to science and natural resource topics on Oregon coast. Deep dive into unique habitats of south coast watersheds. Campers bring lunch, snacks provided.
South Slough Reserve
$105.00 - $105 p...
7/28/26
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Jul 28

Resilient Futures Teacher Workshop 2026

Three-day in-person teacher workshop for middle school and high school educators. Engage with sessions on education resources, including scientist talks, lab tours, and networking sessions by CEEE, NOAA, and friends. Topics include climate science, natural hazards, water resources, climate mental health, data literacy, and more. Participants will leave with classroom-ready lessons and activities. Can receive a 20-hour PD certificate OR 1-2 Continuing Education credits from the University of Colorado Boulder upon course completion. Participants who complete the course will receive a gift card. Graduate credits available.
University of Colorado Boulder
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7/28/26
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Jul 28

Backyard Adventures Summer Camp

Outdoor exploration and nature-themed summer camp focusing on backyard science and discovery. Part of Ivybrook Academy's themed summer camp series offering hands-on STEAM learning experiences.
Ivybrook Academy
Free
7/28/26
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Jul 29

Summer Butterfly Count

Join us for our Summer BRDC Butterfly Count through the North American Butterfly Association! A butterfly count is an event that is organized for 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 from 10:00 am - 3:00 pm. Please bring water bottle, snacks/lunch, field guide and binoculars if available. Long pants and sturdy shoes recommended. Weather dependent - alternate date will be set if conditions unsuitable. Carpooling may be necessary due to parking limitations.
Blue Ridge Discovery Center
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7/29/26
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Jul 30

Garden Music

Surround yourself with the beauty of nature while listening to local, live music at the ABQ BioPark Botanic Garden. Bring the family to enjoy an evening in the Garden. The Shark Reef Cafe will be cooking up delicious food for the perfect picnic on the grass and local bands will provide a dinner soundtrack. Kids can get their face painted and adults with an ID can order drinks. The entire Botanic Garden will be open to experience. Guests welcome to bring chairs, coolers and picnics. Glass containers, alcohol, sports equipment, tents and canopies are prohibited. This is a rain or shine event.
ABQ BioPark Botanic Garden
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7/30/26
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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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Aug 2

Outdoor Skills with Hunter Education Camp

For ages 11-14. This camp fulfills the requirement of the North Dakota Hunter Education Certification. All campers will participate in classroom-style sessions and live fire sessions in shotgun, muzzle loader and archery. There is required work to complete before camp begins. The required hours of Hunter Education instruction are a minimum of 14 hours. Participants will learn basic survival and first aid skills, basic trapping skills, and tree stand safety. Camp runs August 2-6, 2026, beginning with check-in at 4 p.m. Central time and ending at 11 a.m. Central time. 4-H membership is NOT required for participation. Registration opens March 1, 2026.
North Dakota 4-H Camp
$375.00 - $375 t...
8/2/26
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Aug 2

Wildlife Camp

For ages 10-14. Campers can expect to be immersed in information about creatures ranging from the very tiny to the largest fur-bearing animals in North Dakota. Campers will enjoy hikes, experiments and creature adaptations to learn what makes them unique. Camp runs August 2-6, 2026, beginning with check-in at 4 p.m. Central time and ending at 11 a.m. Central time. 4-H membership is NOT required for participation. Scholarships are available for income eligible families.
Virtual
$375.00 - $375 t...
8/2/26
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Aug 3

Wildlife Camp

Part of North Dakota 4-H camping program focusing on wildlife and environmental science for ages 10-14. Check-in at 4 p.m. Central Time, ends at 11 a.m. Central Time.
North Dakota 4-H Camp
$375.00 - $375
8/3/26
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