Many of these programs are open to the general public and are identified in the quarterly calendar or available by request. For more information about the North Carolina Aquariums, refer to the Teachers' Guide to Environmental Education Programs and Resources . If you have used this resource, please help fellow educators by submitting a brief review. A Park Ranger gives an interactive 30-45 minute presentation that examines the consequences of plastic pollution in the marine environment. If you have used this resource, please help fellow educators by submitting a brief review.
Participants use dip nets, puppets, plastomounts and more to enhance learning.
Pre-visit packet of materials is available upon request. If you have used this resource, please help fellow educators by submitting a brief review. Summer camps for young teens designed to teach group building, responsibility, outdoor ethics and skills including sessions emphasizing canoeing on the Neuse River. Adventures also include exploration of aquatic life forms, water quality, river ecology, river recreation, safety, and low impact camping. Costs vary with camp.