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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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Spring Walk on Rich Mountain
Come spend a (most likely) misty spring morning in the Ouachita Oak Montane Forest on top of the second highest peak in Arkansas with Virginia McDaniel (Forest Service botanist) and Jennifer Ogle (University of Arkansas Herbarium). Rich Mountain is known for its sky island forest of stunted oak woodlands and rich herbaceous vegetation. Level of Difficulty: Trail will be rugged and rocky so bring some sturdy walking shoes. RSVP Requested: Text Virginia McDaniel at 828-545-2062. This trip is co-sponsored by the Arkansas Native Plant Society and UARK Herbarium.
Queen Wilhelmina Lodge on top of Rich Mountain
Free
4/10/26
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Apr
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Spring Walk on Rich Mountain
Come spend a (most likely) misty spring morning in the Ouachita Oak Montane Forest on top of the second highest peak in Arkansas with Virginia McDaniel (Forest Service botanist) and Jennifer Ogle (University of Arkansas Herbarium). Rich Mountain is known for its sky island forest of stunted oak woodlands and rich herbaceous vegetation. Level of Difficulty: Trail will be rugged and rocky so bring some sturdy walking shoes. RSVP Requested: Text Virginia McDaniel at 828-545-2062. This trip is co-sponsored by the Arkansas Native Plant Society and UARK Herbarium.
Free
In-Person
Apr 10, 4:00 PM ET
Botany
Biology
Field Trip
Nature Walk
Plant Science
Herbarium
Environmental Science
Outdoor Education
Arkansas Native Plants
Forest Ecology
01-20-2026
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