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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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4 Natural Resources Events Found

Jul 24

Wild Boys Overnight Camp

Age: Boys entering 6th - 9th grade. Overnight camp from July 24-25. All-boys, overnight camp focused on survival skills in the wild! Offers boys hands-on activities, team-building, career exploration, and a chance to meet local natural resources professionals. Learn water purification, fire building, navigation, and more to see if you can survive in the wild.
Iowa Lakeside Lab
$50.00 - all mea...
7/24/26
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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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Aug 11

Magister Science Camp - 9th-12th grades

4 days for 9th-12th graders entering fall 2026. Hands-on, real-world experience in coastal research and stewardship. Fieldwork and activities with National Estuarine Research Reserve system and coastal partners. Uses ongoing research, monitoring and stewardship projects to introduce diverse careers in marine science, natural resources and environment.
South Slough Reserve
$110.00 - $110 p...
8/11/26
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Jan 31

Albert G. Lassuy Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Scholarship

The Oregon Chapter of the American Fisheries Society (ORAFS) offers this $2,000 scholarship to promote education and development of future fisheries professionals who are commonly underrepresented in the fisheries field, including people of color, women and other historically marginalized communities. Applicants must be current ORAFS members, reside in Oregon, and use their award at a college/university in Oregon. Application requires essay, letter of recommendation, and academic transcript.
Virtual
Free to apply
1/31/27
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