Chico Center
Watch a video about the center!
Watch a video about the center!
Chico Corpsmember, Moises Ospina, learns how to fell a tree using a chainsaw. Partway through, he inspects his face cut, which guides the tree in the right direction as it falls. Hear what Moises had to say about his experience.
Chico Center
341 Huss Drive
Chico, CA 95928
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Know Before You Go
Spikes
When project locations are hard to reach, Corpsmembers go on “spike”, camping up to eight days at a time.
Transportation
Corpsmembers must have reliable transportation to & from the Chico Center. Parking at the center is free.
Activities
Join Chico’s Corpsmember Advisory Board to organize volunteer events, plan recreation trips, and more!
Explore Programs
The Chico Center offers a variety of training programs! In total, they have three crews:
- 1 forestry crew
- 2 grade crews (who complete trails, habitat restoration, and parks & natural resources projects)
All Corpsmembers may be called upon to support emergency response efforts.
Ask Us Anything
Talk to a Recruiter
800 952-5627
What should I pack when I go on spike?
In general, you should bring one week worth of clothing on spike, along with toiletries and personal medications. Corpsmembers may also bring items such as books, musical instruments, etc… To help you get started please refer to our standard packing list for spikes.
Do I have to go on emergency while in the CCC?
The California Conservation Corps is part of the state’s emergency response system. [explain further]
When I go on spike or emergency, can I leave my car/bike at the Chico Center?
While on spike, Corpsmembers may ….
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“The CCC helped me learn how to do so many cool things – I wish I found it sooner. Adding in more stuff cause quotes are usually very long…”
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Corpsmembers at the CCC Chico Center get hands-on, and classroom, training in GIS from Butte College.
