by mark | Feb 19, 2020 | News
Building and maintaining a trail means hiking the trail – and not just once, but multiple times every single workday. CCC Placer Center Corpsmembers will put in up to 12 miles of hiking each day when they’re at South Yuba River State Park. These aren’t an easy 12...
by mark | Feb 12, 2020 | News
The California Conservation Corps is proud and excited over Governor Newsom’s reappointment of our director, Bruce Saito. Bruce was first appointed in 2015 and has led an aggressive mission to expand the CCC and its benefits to women and underserved communities while...
by mark | Feb 12, 2020 | News
Helping make a difference on the bike paths and trails they’ve grown up on means a lot to these CCC Chico Center Corpsmembers. Chico Crew 26 is helping improve the safety and health of Bidwell Park. They’re removing overgrown invasive plants and reducing the fire...
by mark | Feb 5, 2020 | News
When we say Miserable Conditions, we mean it. CCC Monterey Bay Corpsmembers slog through mud, and even water, just to plant new native species in the Elkhorn Slough. It’s tough work, between the mud devouring boots and the up and down and back and forth required to...
by mark | Jan 22, 2020 | News
A year ago, Eugene Kalinovsky couldn’t tell you the difference between a ballast, a tombstone, or a baffle. Now, he’s not only relied upon by others but is looking forward to a career in the energy industry. Eugene is among the several dozen California Conservation...
by mark | Jan 15, 2020 | News
Who feeds an army of hungry Corpsmembers at CCC Butte Fire Center? Other Corpsmembers do, of course. The CCC culinary program doesn’t just feed our crews in the field, but teaches Corpsmembers how to operate a commercial kitchen. Certifications, experience, the rush...
