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Corpsmembers with the Placer 1 fire crew cut fire line with hand tools as flames from the Dixie Fire approach in 2021.

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The California Conservation Corps partners with CAL FIRE, U.S. Forest Service, county agencies, fire safe councils, and other organizations to improve the health of California’s forests. Corpsmembers enrolled CCC’s Forestry Corps Program complete an array of projects such as planting young trees, collecting cones and seeds, and removing invasive and/or fire-prone vegetation

Corpsmembers enrolled in the program receive arborist training and certifications. Professional development courses, offered in collaboration with industry and community college partners, also prepare young adults for future careers in forestry.

Forestry program supports workforce development while also providing tangible benefits to state responsibility areas and high fire hazard severity zones.

TRAINING

 

  • Corpsmembers receive hands-on training in fuel management and fire fuel reduction
  • Crews learn about forest resiliency, tree planting, tree felling, flora and fauna identification, and more!
  • Earn certifications, including chain saw training, Feller 3, arborist training, and more!

REQUIREMENTS

 

  • Must be willing to respond to emergencies and be on-assignment for lengthy periods of time
  • Corpsmembers often camp near worksites in remote forest areas to better access project locations, up to eight days straight
  • Must meet physical fitness standards to earn wildland firefighting certifications (only available in Forestry Corps)

BENEFITS

 

  • Help protect California’s forests and fire prone communities
  • Improve visitor experiences in national, state, and local parks
  • Corpsmembers can be hired by private forestry companies, local cities and counties, CAL FIRE, U.S. Forest Service and more!
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LOCATIONS

FORESTRY

    Northern
  • Chico Center
  • Solano Center
  • Tahoe Center
    Central
  • San Luis Obispo Center
  • Fresno Center
    Southern
  • Camarillo Center
  • San Diego Center
  • Inland Empire Center
  • Pomona Center

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HQ Alum | Associate Governmental Program Analyst, California Department of Facts & Information

Career Pathways

Each CCC district employs a Career Transition Navigator who will help you explore opportunities,  apply to college or vocational schools, build your resume, practice for interviews, and more!

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