Gear UP
Each day, Corpsmembers gear up to make the world a better place. Check out what tools they use to make an impact and see how they train for careers in forestry!
Know Before You Go
Schedule
Corpsmembers may work variable schedules depending on projects, typically working four 10-hour days Monday to Thursday.
Emergencies
Corpsmembers must be willing to respond to emergencies and be dispatched for lengthy periods of time with little to no advanced notice.
Eligibility
There is no prior experience required or additional eligibility requirements, aside from our standard program eligibility, to serve on these crews.
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Explore our locations
Every CCC center may work on forestry-related projects. However, the following 10 locations have dedicated crews, focused year-round on forestry training.
Residential
- Fortuna Center
- Los Padres Center
- Tahoe Center
Non-Residential
- Chico Center
- Fresno Center
- Inland Empire Center
- Pomona Center
- Salinas Center
- San Diego Center
- Solano Center
Chico Center
The Chico Center operates a Forestry Corps crew committed full time to forestry related projects and trainings. As many as 15 Corpsmembers serve on this crew.
Fortuna Center
The Fortuna Center operates a Forestry Corps crew committed full time to forestry related projects and trainings. As many as 15 Corpsmembers serve on this crew.
Fresno Center
The Fresno Center operates a Forestry Corps crew committed full time to forestry related projects and trainings. As many as 15 Corpsmembers serve on this crew.
Inland Empire Center
The Inland Empire Center operates a Forestry Corps crew committed full time to forestry related projects and trainings. As many as 15 Corpsmembers serve on this crew.
Los Padres Center
The Los Padres Center operates a Forestry Corps crew committed full time to forestry related projects and trainings. As many as 15 Corpsmembers serve on this crew.
Pomona Center
The Pomona Center operates a Forestry Corps crew committed full time to forestry related projects and trainings. As many as 15 Corpsmembers serve on this crew.
San Diego Center
The San Diego Center operates a Forestry Corps crew committed full time to forestry related projects and trainings. As many as 15 Corpsmembers serve on this crew.
Salinas Center
The Salinas Center operates a Forestry Corps crew committed full time to forestry related projects and trainings. As many as 15 Corpsmembers serve on this crew.
Tahoe Center
The Tahoe Center operates a Forestry Corps crew committed full time to forestry related projects and trainings. As many as 15 Corpsmembers serve on this crew.
Solano Center
The Solano Center operates a Forestry Corps crew committed full time to forestry related projects and trainings. As many as 15 Corpsmembers serve on this crew.
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Do I need prior experience?
No prior work experience is required to join the CCC, we will help you get trained and certified so you can launch a successful career.
Also, in terms of education, we have Corpsmembers who have college degrees, some who’ve attended college for some or no time, and some who need their high school diploma. You do not need a diploma nor a degree to join. Please note, if you have not obtained your high school diploma, while enrolled in the CCC you must work to earn one through our partnered charter schools.
What jobs can I get after this training?
Six months of training enables Corpsmembers to meet the minimum eligibility requirements for XXXX.
I have a disability. Can I still join?
CCC can work with individuals to offer reasonable accommodations. If you have a disability that may impact your ability to participate in program activities, please talk with your recruiter.
REad Our NEws
To help provide the San Lorenzo Valley Water District with a pipeline replacement project, Salinas Forestry Corps Corpsmembers have been helping to remove nearby hazard trees.
Tree climbing can be scary. But, once Corpsmembers work through that fear, they can unlock careers as arborists and foresters.
The CCC Forestry Corps surveys a burn scar to identify the best spots for reforestation.