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A year of paid service in the California Conservation Corps can put you on a path to success, where you’ll get paid to train and transform your life!

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Join Our Mission

To protect and enhance California’s natural resources and communities while empowering and developing young adults through hard work and education.

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Transform your life by joining CCC’s year-round or seasonal training programs. While enrolled, Corpsmembers can navigate several career pathways, advance their education, qualify for scholarships, explore CCC internships, and expand their worldview with Global Corps.

Explore Our Locations

The California Conservation Corps offers young adults the opportunity to work and live at nine residential centers across California. Alternatively, you can stay closer to home and report to one of our 15 non-residential locations throughout the state.

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Latest News

Grover Hot Springs State Park ADA Trail

Tahoe Center Corpsmembers are building an ADA trail to last decades in Grover Hot Springs State Park. Corpsmembers are compacting trail bed, rebuilding bridges, and building up layers of rock to allow wheelchairs, strollers, and bikes to easily navigate the trail.

Energy Corps OSHA 10 Training

It’s an important, and required, part of CCC Energy Corps training; OSHA 10. Corpsmembers from Norwalk, Vista and Fresno recently took part in the training where they built scaffolding and tested safety harnesses.

Coloma’s New State Park Trail

Delta Center Corpsmembers are building thousands of feet of a new trail in El Dorado County. When finished, the Monroe Ridge Connector Trail will connect a state park with a county park.

Kings Canyon National Park Tree Mortality

Los Padres Center Corpsmembers tasked with reducing the threat of falling trees in the Sierra Nevada have been in long hours felling trees. Most recently, a crew worked in around campgrounds and trails in Kings Canyon National Park.