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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 Field Research Events Found

Jul 21

Nature Detectives Summer Camp

Age: Students entering 3rd & 4th grade. 3-day camp from July 21-23. Put your detective skills to the test as we explore mysteries hidden in the natural world! Campers will investigate animal tracks, find clues, and use real field tools to uncover what's happening outdoors.
Iowa Lakeside Lab
$95.00 - t-shirt...
7/21/26
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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 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
Member-only even...
7/29/26
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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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