Habitat Restoration
Time for transformation!
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Gear UP
Each day, Corpsmembers gear up to make the world a better place. Check out what tools they use and picture what life is like training for careers in habitat restoration!
Know Before You Go
Schedule
Corpsmembers train 40 hours per week, typically from Monday-Thursday on a 10-hour workday schedule.
Emergencies
Corpsmembers must be willing to respond to emergencies and be dispatched for lengthy periods of time.
Eligibility
Young adults 18-25 and military veterans up to age 29 can join. Individuals must live in California.
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Explore our locations
At 21 locations across California, CCC Corpsmembers work on habitat restoration projects. Please note: projects may vary across centers.
This training is offered at all CCC centers except for the Los Pinos, Magalia, and Pomona locations.
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Where can I work on salmon restoration projects?
For those interested in salmon restoration projects, CCC’s Mendocino and Fortuna centers have opportunities available. While completing these activities, please note that Corpsmembers often go on “spike” where they camp in locations close to the project sites.
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.
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
Chico Corpsmembers worked quickly before winter rains arrived to create natural barriers and filtration systems to protect Big Chico Creek and its native wildlife.
Los Angeles Center Corpsmembers spent time spiking at Malibu Creek State Park to help protect the area from wildfire by reducing invasive plant species.
CCC Fortuna Corpsmembers gave a coastal forest a major boost by removing invasive English ivy.
For the first time in nearly 80 years, a creek in Santa Barbara County now flows clearly toward the ocean, which should allow native species to flourish where a small dam once stood.
Corpsmembers at the CCC Ukiah Center are hoping winter rains will help their months-long work to create salmon habitat in Mendocino County creeks.