Longleaf pine savanna by Mike Dunn
Join educators from the NC Museum of Natural Sciences and the NC Museum of History for a cross-curricular workshop to learn about the natural and cultural history of North Carolina’s coastal plain. Explore the longleaf pine ecosystem, one of our most biologically diverse habitats and an important early economic driver for our state. And learn about a range of topics from harvesting pitch to carnivorous pitcher plants.
Credit: 20 contact hours toward CEUs or Criteria II/III for North Carolina’s Environmental Education Certification Program
Lodging: The full workshop fee covers a two-night stay near Wilmington, NC in hotel style rooms, double occupancy.
Transportation: Participants can ride with the group from Raleigh departing at 2pm or meet us at our lodging near Wilmington, NC. Transportation will be in the Museum bus.
Register online
The full workshop fee is due when you register and payment is via credit card. Registration for most Educator Treks is on a first-come, first-served basis. Treks fill quickly, so register early!
*The cost of this workshop has been reduced thanks to support from the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources. Friends of the Museum discounts are not available.