by Beth Hotchkiss | Oct 14, 2026 | News, Parks & Natural Resources, Resource Conservation
“I expected a lot of hot outside work, but never underground. It’s a completely different environment.” Alma WilliamsCCC Siskiyou Center Thousands of years ago, Medicine Lake Volcano – the largest in the Cascades by volume – erupted in what is now Siskiyou...
by lidia.lepe-banales | Sep 25, 2026 | Internships, News
“This internship has definitely been helping me discern what I want to do in the future.” Rosy BaileyCCC Vista Center On social media, there is a limitless list of possible stories to see and share. If you’re looking for how to enjoy California’s amazing...
by Chris Van Horne | Sep 18, 2026 | Habitat Restoration, News
“You’re in here kind of just standing here and you’re like, ‘okay, how do we get this started?’ You’re looking around, you’re looking at the trees, you’re looking at possibilities, and then you start putting it all...
by Beth Hotchkiss | Sep 15, 2026 | Benefits, News
A Path to Graduation Mirwaiz Zahir accepts his high school diploma during the CCC Commencement Ceremony at the California Department of Natural Resources. For many students, the start of the school year is all about new courses and crisp notebooks. But for young...
by Chris Van Horne | Sep 11, 2026 | News
Historic Memorandum of Understanding Representatives from tribes, state and local governments pose along the shore of Clear Lake after formally signing a historic co-management agreement to improve the health of Clear Lake and the threatened Clear Lake hitch. Tribal,...
by Chris Van Horne | Sep 3, 2026 | Culinary, News
Fresh Fruit In addition to learning outdoor cooking skills, Corpsmembers also tapped into the resource of fruit trees growing lemons on the Los Padres Center campus in San Luis Obispo. Yes, the California Conservation Corps’ mission is focused on improving our...