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North Carolina Aquariums
Groups can enjoy an exciting range of programs at the North Carolina Aquarium’s 4 locations. Students and scouts at Roanoke Island location can have a live animal encounter, study marine mammals, and even participate in an animal dissection. Visit the galleries at Pine Knoll Shores and Fort Fisher and have groups participate in a scavenger hunt, all while seeing thousands of aquatic animals from across the state and unique ecosystems like a trout pool and cypress swamp. At Jennette’s Pier, groups can build science projects and engage with topics like ocean currents, wind power, the water cycle, and even fishing.
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ABOUT
North Carolina Aquariums
Groups can enjoy an exciting range of programs at the North Carolina Aquarium’s 4 locations. Students and scouts at Roanoke Island location can have a live animal encounter, study marine mammals, and even participate in an animal dissection. Visit the galleries at Pine Knoll Shores and Fort Fisher and have groups participate in a scavenger hunt, all while seeing thousands of aquatic animals from across the state and unique ecosystems like a trout pool and cypress swamp. At Jennette’s Pier, groups can build science projects and engage with topics like ocean currents, wind power, the water cycle, and even fishing.
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ABOUT
North Carolina Aquariums
Groups can enjoy an exciting range of programs at the North Carolina Aquarium’s 4 locations. Students and scouts at Roanoke Island location can have a live animal encounter, study marine mammals, and even participate in an animal dissection. Visit the galleries at Pine Knoll Shores and Fort Fisher and have groups participate in a scavenger hunt, all while seeing thousands of aquatic animals from across the state and unique ecosystems like a trout pool and cypress swamp. At Jennette’s Pier, groups can build science projects and engage with topics like ocean currents, wind power, the water cycle, and even fishing.
contact info
ABOUT
North Carolina Aquariums
Groups can enjoy an exciting range of programs at the North Carolina Aquarium’s 4 locations. Students and scouts at Roanoke Island location can have a live animal encounter, study marine mammals, and even participate in an animal dissection. Visit the galleries at Pine Knoll Shores and Fort Fisher and have groups participate in a scavenger hunt, all while seeing thousands of aquatic animals from across the state and unique ecosystems like a trout pool and cypress swamp. At Jennette’s Pier, groups can build science projects and engage with topics like ocean currents, wind power, the water cycle, and even fishing.