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Corpsmembers ‘Came to the Rescue’ for Florida Hurricane Survivors
For 30 days straight, Corpsmembers from across California found themselves working in a strange new land. Temperatures scorched past 90 with humidity at 80-percent or more. They wore full protective suits and respirators. They encountered piles of sand, debris, and...
Veterans Discover New Opportunities in CCC-NOAA Fisheries Program
Military veteran Keoni Fisher is taking on a new mission that may sound a little fishy. Literally. “We’re trying to ensure the survival of steelhead,” Keoni said. After his military service, Keoni joined the California Conservation Corps’ Veterans...
Exploring Career Pathways, While Clearing Pathways For Fish
Exploring Career Pathways, While Clearing Paths For Fish Watch! Corpsmembers from the Chico, Redding, and Siskiyou centers learn how to complete fish passage surveys with Caltrans. CCC Corpsmembers are giving endangered fish a fighting chance! By identifying obstacles...
Corpsmembers Deploy to Protect Kern County Watersheds
The Borel Fire, which tore through Kern County in late July and early August, left significant damage in its wake. This week, Corpsmembers from the California Conservation Corps were in Havilah making sure damaged and destroyed homes, outbuildings, and vehicles don’t...