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647 environmental science Events Found

Mar 4

Tiny Ones - TimberNook Southern Sydney Term 1 2026

Nature-based outdoor play program for children aged 1-6 years with parent/carer supervision required. Program includes creative play opportunities, sensory adventures, tool exploration, and elements of fire, water, air and earth. Children can explore stories in nature, develop spatial awareness, problem solving, and creative expression. Single session casual visit available.
TimberNook Southern Sydney
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3/4/26
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Mar 4

Tiny Ones - Timbernook Kauai March-April-May- 1st Wednesday of the month

Tiny Ones is designed for the smallest of our TimberNook adventurers. You and your child will venture outdoors for creative play opportunities that foster healthy child development. You'll also receive ideas on how to inspire independent play at home. This registration covers 3 Wednesdays: March 4th with 'Magic Beach' theme, April 1st with 'I'm invited to a party' theme, and May 6th with 'Painting' theme. Location is at Kauai Bible church LAND (not the church itself) - up Omao road, across the highway. Adult participation required. Must bring healthy snack, bug spray/sunscreen, water bottle, change of clothing, appropriate shoes, and play clothes. Programs are 100% outdoors, rain or shine.
Kauai Bible Church Land
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Mar 4

Awards to USA, Canada, and International Students for Videos on the Effects of Population Growth

Awards to USA, Canada, and International students in grades 6 through 12 for short videos that demonstrate environmental or human welfare issues caused by population growth. Videos must focus on one of the following three global issues: energy, wetlands, and economics.
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3/4/26
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Mar 4

Awards to USA, Canada, and International Students for Videos on the Effects of Population Growth

Awards to USA, Canada, and International students in grades 6 through 12 for short videos that demonstrate environmental or human welfare issues caused by population growth. Videos must focus on one of the following three global issues: energy, wetlands, and economics. This is a competition for students to create educational videos about population growth effects on the environment and society.
Virtual
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Mar 4

Turning Sewage into Energy

NIU STEAM Café presentation on converting sewage into energy resources.
Fatty's Pub and Grille
Free
3/4/26
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Mar 4

Food, Inc. 2

Documentary exploring issues arising from corporate consolidation in the American food and agriculture industry, highlighting challenges exposed during COVID-19 pandemic. Discussion follows with farmers Adam and Courtney Squires.
Center at Pomfret
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3/4/26
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Mar 4

Awards to USA, Canada, and International Students for Videos on the Effects of Population Growth

Awards to USA, Canada, and International students in grades 6 through 12 for short videos that demonstrate environmental or human welfare issues caused by population growth. Videos must focus on one of the following three global issues: energy, wetlands, and economics. Competition is open to students worldwide in the specified grade levels.
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Mar 4

Wednesday Walk

Explore nature through observation and a creative lens. The natural world has long been a source of respite, creativity, and wonder. Join for a series of walks to explore nature through artistic lenses and different seasons. Wednesday walks run bi-weekly through April. A variety of trails and topics will be incorporated so repeat participation is welcome. Please arrive prepared with appropriate footwear and clothing for the conditions. The distance and duration of this guided walk will vary depending on the chosen trail. Approximately 1 mile and 1.5 hours. This walk is geared towards adults, but ages 12 and older are welcome.
Wells Reserve - Gazebo
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Mar 4

Illumination Stations - Shedding a Light on Energy Programs - Information Table

Information table focusing on energy programs and energy efficiency initiatives.
Kensington Park Library
Free
3/4/26
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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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Mar 5

NIU STEAM Café - Turning Sewage into Energy

Wastewater treatment is crucial for public health and has saved more lives than penicillin. However, treating wastewater is an extremely energy intensive process. The Kishwaukee Water Reclamation District (KWRD) has developed exciting innovations to make this high-energy process much more environmentally sustainable. By turning the waste that remains at the end of the treatment process into a source of energy, they've made the treatment process nearly energy neutral. Each day, an average of 5.5 million gallons of wastewater flows through the sanitary sewers under DeKalb, NIU, the Village of Malta and Kishwaukee College. STEAM Cafes are fun, casual gatherings where adults can eat, drink and chat with STEAM professionals about the latest scientific research.
Fatty's Pub and Grille
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Mar 5

Woodcock Walk

American woodcocks (Scolopax minor), inconspicuous in plumage and behavior, can be difficult to spot throughout the year. During their mating season, however, it is possible to witness the males' magnificent courtship display at dusk and dawn. We will visit an area where male woodcocks are currently calling and performing their 'sky dance' aerial displays. This is a member-only event. We will meet at the Blue Ridge Discovery Center and travel by van to the area where woodcocks are currently active. Dress warmly and in layers.
Blue Ridge Discovery Center
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Mar 5

Pesticide Training-General Recertification

General Pesticide Recertification
Edmore School
Free
3/5/26
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Mar 5

DISL Research Lab Guided Tour

Get a behind-the-scenes look at the research labs of the Dauphin Island Sea Lab. Tour nearly 20 research labs studying topics from deep sea bacteria to hurricanes to manatees. Meet at Alabama Aquarium, then walking tour of DISL's on-campus research areas. Areas normally not open to public. Learn about current research projects, methods, and technologies. Tour includes indoor and outdoor walking between buildings. Recommended for ages 12 & up. Children 18 and under must be accompanied by an adult. DISL reserves right to cancel due to inclement weather or insufficient participation.
Alabama Aquarium
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Mar 5

Illumination Stations - Shedding a Light on Energy Programs

Educational program focusing on energy programs and energy science concepts.
Long Branch Library
Free
3/5/26
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Mar 5

Illumination Stations - Shedding a Light on Energy Programs

Learn about energy programs and energy efficiency. Educational program focusing on energy science and sustainability.
Long Branch Library
Free
3/5/26
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Mar 5

CT River Lecture Series 3.5.26

Register here for CT River Lecture on Thursday, March 5 from 5-6 pm at the Old Lyme Town Hall. Questions? Contact us at rtpec@ctaudubon.org or call 860.598.4218
Old Lyme Town Hall
Free
3/5/26
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Mar 5

Pesticide Training-General Recertification

Pesticide training is required for applicators expiring on April 1, 2026 or needing initial certification. Private General Recertification with registration at 8:30 A.M. and training from 9:00 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. Requests for accommodations related to disability should be made to the event contact person at least two weeks in advance.
Edmore School
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Mar 5

Regional Association V (South-West Pacific) Management Group Twenty-Eighth Session (RA V MG-28)

The 28th Session of RA V Management Group (MG-28) will take place on 5 March 2026, 01:30 to 03:30 UTC. This meeting will focus on updates to RA V business following Phase I of the nineteenth session of RA V (RA V-19(I)) such as the nomination of expert team members for relevant RA V substructures. Related links: RA V Homepage and RA V MG.
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3/5/26
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Mar 5

WMO/GAW Regional Intercomparison of Dobson Spectrophotometers for Asia 2026

The main objective of this project is to maintain the network of the Dobson ozone spectrophotometers operated in the Asian region. The intercomparison also serves as an assurance of the quality of the total ozone data sets created at WMO Member stations. The importance of the Dobson intercomparison activity for systematic total column ozone observations has been reiterated in the various venues; lately in the Thirteenth meeting of the Parties to the Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer (UNEP/OzL.Conv.13/6). This activity coincides with the objectives of the General Trust Fund for Financing Activities on Research and Systematic Observations Relevant to the Vienna Convention. At the same time, it leads to the fulfillment of WMO/GAW/QC requirements for monitoring of the atmospheric total ozone.
Virtual
Free
3/5/26
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Mar 5

Illumination Stations - Shedding a Light on Energy Programs

Illumination Stations event focused on energy programs, running from 10:30am to 2:30pm.
Long Branch Library
Free
3/5/26
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Mar 5

Field Trip Pass - San Diego Botanic Garden

Educational field trip program at San Diego Botanic Garden. Each pass includes up to 30 students and 6 adults. Multiple entry times available (9:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 11:30 AM). Payment options include credit card or check deposit. Refund policy: full refund if cancelled more than one week prior, 50% refund within one week. Book at least 2 weeks in advance. Title I School scholarships available. Maximum 2 passes per entry time.
San Diego Botanic Garden
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Mar 5

Regeneron Science Talent Search 2026 - Finalists Week

Week-long competition for the nation's top 40 high school scientists competing for more than $1.8 million in awards. The competition includes rigorous judging process, interaction with leading scientists, and recognition of excellence in scientific research. Finalists were selected from 300 top scholars and over 2,600 total entrants based on originality and creativity of their scientific research.
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Mar 6

Young, Gifted & Wild About Birds: Johanna A. Harvey, Ph.D. - The Untold Toll of Avian Influenza on Bird Populations

A presentation about the impact of avian influenza on bird populations. Registration includes member and non-member pricing options with multiple registrant capacity.
Virtual
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3/6/26
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Mar 6

Hatteras Village Waterfowl Festival

Celebrating its sixth year in 2026, the Hatteras Village Waterfowl Festival (HVWF) is returning to Hatteras Island in March. The festival will kick off Friday evening with the delicious Fin, Feather, and Bourbon event. Small plates featuring seafood...
Hatteras Village
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3/6/26
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