Join the South Carolina Aquarium for a virtual River Otter Adventure. The event runs from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. ET via Zoom.

Explore the incredible range of research happening in the UVM Biology Department, from neurobiology and ecology, to studies spanning entire ecosystems down to individual cells. Meet faculty, students, and staff. Projects include how whales communicate across vast oceans, the impact of invasive insects on Vermont's ecosystems and crops, and how studying a diverse array of animals can reveal secrets of resilience in a rapidly changing world. Learn how studying model organisms provides insights into how the brain works.

VIMS will have a presence at the Yorktown Wine and Oyster Festival. Listed time is 4:00pm local (EDT), converted to UTC: 20:00:00.

Berkeley premiere of Jason Spingarn-Koff's new film 'The Coral Rescuers.' 40-minute screening followed by a Q&A with director Jason Spingarn-Koff in conversation with ecologist Rachel Carlson.

Marine Science Mondays program starting October 5, 2026. Recurring Monday sessions focused on marine science. Registration via Community Pass. Credit card purchases incur a convenience fee from the credit card processor.

Sandbar Lecture Series event at the Museum of Coastal Carolina focusing on DNA research and sea turtle family trees. NC Science Trail Partner-Coastal. Event runs 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM local time.

Join the South Carolina Aquarium for a virtual exploration of the secret lives of cephalopods. The event runs from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. ET via Zoom.

A special event co-hosted by the Coastal Studies Institute and Pocosin Arts on October 10, 2026. A science and art workshop focused on oysters, combining marine science education with artistic exploration.

Oyster Science & Art Workshop with Pocosin Arts, listed as a Special Event on the CSI website for October 10, 2026. Combines marine science education with art, hosted by the Coastal Studies Institute.

Special event: Oyster Science & Art Workshop with Pocosin Arts on October 10, 2026. Listed under CSI Special Events in the Outreach section.

Oyster Science & Art Workshop in partnership with Pocosin Arts, listed as October 10, 2026. Listed under CSI Special Events.

The Outer Banks Seafood Festival is an all-day fall event at the waterfront Event Site in Nags Head, NC, featuring fresh seafood, storytelling, and a variety of activities. It highlights local marine and estuary seafood culture of the Outer Banks region.

Join us for a webinar with Dave Bugni, small woodland owner and OSU Extension Master Woodland Manager, as he shares his 13-year journey on how he transformed his Clackamas County forest riparian area and stream into improved habitat for salmon and steelhead. The datetime attribute indicates 2026-10-21T01:00:00Z, which converts to October 20, 2026 at 6:00 PM Pacific Time.

Homeschool Day at the Oregon Coast Aquarium on November 6. A fun and educational day featuring programs and activities that highlight the aquarium's role as a living classroom. Seats for registered programs are filling up quickly; participants can join a waitlist or check out other opportunities at aquarium.org/education/homeschool-programs.

STEM Day at SeaWorld San Diego is designed for students in grades 1–12. Activities include: 'How Fast Can You Go?' (science of movement in water and marine animal locomotion), 'A Tail of Force' (physics of motion, force, and resistance with hands-on experiments), and 'What Big Teeth You Have!' (measuring and comparing shark teeth using mathematical formulas to estimate shark size). Stations are located at Wild Arctic Plaza and the Shark Encounter Pathway. Activities align with NGSS standards and are facilitated by SeaWorld educators. Three age-differentiated tracks: Grades 1–4 (Elementary), Grades 5–8 (Middle School), Grades 9–12 (High School). Pre-registered groups receive priority access. To book: download and complete the Ticket Order Form, select payment and ticket delivery options, then submit to SWC-YouthandGroups@seaworld.com. Reservation deadline is 14 days before the event date.

Join the South Carolina Aquarium for a virtual event about local seafood. The event runs from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. ET via Zoom.

Winter session runs December 14, 2026 – February 26, 2027, Monday to Friday 9am–4pm (local Hawaii time). Small classes targeting approximately 4 students per teacher. Curriculum based on National Geographic ESL program. One Full-Day Learning Experience each week, including Ocean & STEM Day (marine biology at Waikiki Aquarium and Kapiolani Park), Nature Science Day (plants, ecosystems and environment), Geology Day (Diamond Head volcanic landscape), and more. Minimum age 5 years old, average age 10 years old, 15 hours of English instruction per week. New activities include laser tag and breakout (escape room problem solving), and a visit to He'eia Fishpond.

The Central Gulf Coast Regional Hurricane Bowl is a National Ocean Sciences Bowl (NOSB) regional competition open to students from MS, AL, LA, FL, TN, and AR. Up to 20 teams will compete for the 2027 Hurricane Bowl Champions title and the right to compete in the National Ocean Science Bowl in the spring. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Each team must have 4 members plus an optional alternate and optional assistant coach. Schools are encouraged to prioritize one ('A') team, but a second ('B') team may be permitted if space is available. B team acceptance notification occurs after the registration deadline. All forms (Team Registration, Coach Registration, Parental Consent) are due by January 15, 2027. The National Ocean Science Bowl Finals Competition (Virtual) date is TBD. Team registration deadline is TBD. Roster modifications are permitted until January 15, 2027.