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Science-based Programs for Schools

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Aquarium Teen Ambassadors

This program at Pine Knoll Shores helps 7th-10th graders develop skills in leadership, community service, and public speaking in fun and exciting ways.

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Junior Rangers

This NC State Parks program gives kids the opportunity to learn about and explore North Carolina's beautiful state parks with their families or scout, school, and homeschool groups through self-led educational activities.

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NCMNS Teen Programs

The North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences offers a variety of opportunities for middle- and high-school students. Teens are encouraged to explore our classes, camps, and volunteer opportunities to find a program that best suits their interests.

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School of Rockfish

Through this project, teachers and students embark on an adventure in conservation science! Participating classrooms construct a tank, monitor water quality and raise and release tiny fry (juvenile fish) in partnership with real fisheries biologists.

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Zoo Trekker

Zoo Trekker is a fun, free way to experience the North Carolina Zoo. This activity guide will have you exploring the Zoo, observing animals and plants, solving puzzles, and sharing what you learn with others.

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