For the last three decades, SCA AmeriCorps members have responded to our country’s most immediate and critical needs. They are the people power federal, state, and local land management partners rely on to deliver services and make a difference in local communities.
852
AmeriCorps Members
116,283
Acres Of Land Improved
2,192
Miles Of Trail Improved
9
State Service Grants
2
National Grants
While helping local communities, SCA AmeriCorps members gain
in-demand job skills and complete their service with increased
employability and pathways to higher education, preparing a cohort
of Americans to succeed in the workforce. Participants gain practical,
upwardly mobile experience that prepares them for private-sector
jobs and reduces dependency on government aid.
Every year, SCA AmeriCorps members complete thousands of projects on federal, state, and local public lands and with nonprofit partners. SCA AmeriCorps members work on completing mission-critical conservation projects such as trail construction and maintenance of facilities, historic preservation, and hazardous fuels and fire mitigation projects as well as providing needed visitor services and public education programs.
Maintaining trails in the Adirondack Mountains of New York.
Native plant work, fuels reduction, restoration, and general resource management in Alaska.
Performing critical restoration along the Gulf Coast from Alabama to Texas.
Completing historic preservation projects through the Massachusetts Historic Preservation Corps.
Connecting communities in New York’s Hudson Valley.
Conserving public lands throughout Idaho.
Constructing trails and engaging students with the outdoors.
Maintaining trails and engaging communities across New Hampshire.
Enhancing the visitor experience in Allegany, Finger Lakes and Thousand Islands State Parks.
Tackling hands-on projects in state parks, state forests and other natural lands.
Completing critical projects protecting the natural world throughout the American West.
Join our community of supporters who care deeply about preserving parks, public lands and urban green spaces.
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