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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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17 soil science Events Found

Mar 9

Sketching the Life of Indigenous Communities

This session explores life in Pakistan's indigenous communities through storytelling, documentary screening, and sketching. Featuring the program 'Breaking the Linkage Between Poverty and Climate Change,' where Swat and Naltar youth turn food waste into compost to boost soil yield. A creative, reflective experience highlighting resilience, climate justice, and local solutions from the frontlines.
Austin Marriott Downtown - Waller Ballroom B
Free
3/9/26
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Mar 18

Gardening Basics

New to gardening? This beginner-friendly seminar is the perfect place to dig in! Learn the basics of soil, sunlight, watering, and plant selection as you discover how to grow a healthy garden--no matter your space or experience. Whether you have a backyard, balcony, or just a few pots on a windowsill, you'll leave with the knowledge and confidence to start your own green space from the ground up. Learning outcomes include understanding basic gardening principles, identifying suitable plants for beginner gardeners, plant and care for a small garden, and applying sustainable gardening practices.
Virtual
$17.00 - General...
3/18/26
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Mar 21

Sampson County Ag Day 2026

Sampson County Ag Day 2026 with a special focus on America's 250th Birthday celebration. The event will feature agricultural exhibits, educational activities, food trucks, entertainment, and family-friendly activities. This annual agricultural education and community outreach event showcases farming, agriculture education, and rural life in North Carolina.
Sampson Community College
Free Admission
3/21/26
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Mar 25

What's In Your Soil?

Unlock the secrets beneath your feet in this hands-on workshop focused on understanding your soil. Participants will learn how to assess soil texture, structure, pH, and nutrient content using simple tests and tools. Discover how these factors affect plant health and growth, and gain practical tips for improving and maintaining healthy, productive soil in any garden setting. You'll learn about the soil triangle, the jar test and how to use at home test kits. Learning outcomes include identifying basic soil components, conducting at-home pH and nutrient tests, explaining how soil properties impact plant health, and applying strategies to improve soil quality.
Cape Fear Botanical Garden
$20.00 - $20 for...
3/25/26
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Apr 7

Enchanted Grounds - Kidzu Day Camp

Some magic is hidden right at our feet! Come along as we discover what animals occupy our own backyards, with a special focus on our friends living in the dirt! This relaxing day will encourage natural inquiry and environmental observations. Kidzu camps are designed for 3rd-8th graders with Autism, ADHD, or campers who need a smaller group size and a more guided, sensory-sensitive experience!
North Carolina Zoo
Standard camp pr...
4/7/26
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Apr 10

Nerd Nite Lehigh Valley: Straight Outta Compost

Get ready to dig in, literally. April's Nerd Nite unearths the strange and surprisingly riveting worlds of compost and foraging. Learn how yesterday's scraps become tomorrow's soil gold, discover the edible treasures hiding in your neighborhood parks, and laugh along as our presenters explore the science, myths, and mischief plants get up to. The evening includes unique speaker presentations, DJ & dancing, trivia competition, admission to Body Worlds 101, cash bar and themed food. Ages 18+ (must be 21+ to drink).
Da Vinci Science Center at PPL Pavilion
$30.00 - $30 gen...
4/10/26
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Apr 15

2026 Field to Fork Webinar Series - Does Soil Health Make a Difference in Producing Healthy Food?

Part of the eleventh annual Field to Fork webinar series. Experts from across the region will provide information about growing, preserving and preparing specialty-crop fruits and vegetables safely. Webinar recordings will be archived for later viewing.
Online
Free
4/15/26
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Jun 1

Summer Science Camps - The Arb Rocks!

Half Day Camp for 3rd and 4th graders. Rock out with an in-depth study of glaciers, soils, fossils, and rocks. Take a geological journey through Earth, uncovering the layers below, identifying hidden fossils, and investigate the three types of rocks.
The Morton Arboretum
$235.00 - Member...
6/1/26
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Jun 1

The Arb Rocks! Summer Science Camp

Half Day Camp for grades 3-4. In-depth study of glaciers, soils, fossils, and rocks. Geological journey through Earth. Multiple sections available from June through August, 9:00 a.m. to noon.
The Morton Arboretum
$235.00 - Member...
6/1/26
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Jun 1

The Arb Rocks! Summer Science Camp

Half Day Camp. Rock out with an in-depth study of glaciers, soils, fossils, and rocks. Take a geological journey through Earth, uncovering the layers below, identifying hidden fossils, and investigate the three types of rocks. Multiple sections available.
The Morton Arboretum
$235.00 - Member...
6/1/26
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Jun 1

The Arb Rocks! - Summer Science Camp

Half Day Camp for 3rd and 4th graders. Rock out with an in-depth study of glaciers, soils, fossils, and rocks. Take a geological journey through Earth, uncovering the layers below, identifying hidden fossils, and investigate the three types of rocks. Multiple sections from June 1-5 through August 3-7, 9:00 a.m. to noon.
The Morton Arboretum
$235.00 - Member...
6/1/26
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Jun 7

Big Red Summer Academic Camp - Food Systems Camp

Explore food systems from soil to store, including plant and soil science, industry tools, marketing, and supply chains. Experience production systems and sales outlets, culminating in a creative pitch project for innovative food system ideas. June 7-12, 2026. Registration opens February 10, 2026.
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
$625.00 - Early...
6/7/26
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Jun 8

Summer Science Camps - Mud Buddies

Build, play, dig, and discover all the things that love mud! Explore life underground and what it takes to make a home in the mud--while playing muddy games, doing muddy crafts, and becoming a muddy scientist. Multiple sessions: Section A: June 8-12 9am-noon, Section B: June 22-26 12:30-3:30pm, Section C: July 20-24 9am-noon. For kindergarten children who must be 5 years old by September 1, 2026.
The Morton Arboretum
$235.00 - Half D...
6/8/26
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Jun 8

Summer Science Camps - Mud Buddies

Half Day Camp - Build, play, dig, and discover all the things that love mud! Explore life underground and what it takes to make a home in the mud--while playing muddy games, doing muddy crafts, and becoming a muddy scientist.
The Morton Arboretum
$235.00 - Half D...
6/8/26
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Jun 8

Summer Science Camps - Mud Buddies

Build, play, dig, and discover all the things that love mud! Explore life underground and what it takes to make a home in the mud--while playing muddy games, doing muddy crafts, and becoming a muddy scientist. Multiple sections available with different dates and times.
The Morton Arboretum
$235.00 - Half D...
6/8/26
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Jun 22

Urban Arboriculture Arborist Program (UAAP)

Native Tree Farm and Research (NTFR) Urban Arboriculture Arborist Summer Camp introduces campers to the science, stewardship, and hands-on work of caring for urban environments. Students (ages 16-24) learn invasive pest control care and behavior observations while tackling DC region's invasive spotted lanternfly environments. Participants will explore DC's tree canopy with certified arborists, study tree biology, health and soil science, monitor, capture and assess lanternflies, collect specimens and record data, learn invasive pest control strategies that protect urban ecosystems, observe climbing demonstrations and learn pruning basics, and discover how trees support climate resilience. Participants develop practical arboriculture skills and explore careers in forestry, landscaping and conservation through real-world problem-solving. Dates: June 22 - Aug. 7
UDC-CAUSES
Free
6/22/26
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Jun 23

Down to Earth Summer Nature Camp

There's a lot happening beneath our feet! Rocks, minerals, soil, roots, bugs, microbes, fungi...and more! In this camp, kids will spend lots of time getting down and dirty as we investigate soil, compost, and the creatures who live there. We'll also use the Preserve's new Rock Garden to discover our regional geology. Each camper will come home with one very special specimen. Also offered July 28-30.
Calvin University Ecosystem Preserve and Native Gardens
$175.00 - $175 p...
6/23/26
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