Since 1994, the SCA New Hampshire Conservation Corps has provided 1.4 million hours of service on public lands and to the people of New Hampshire through a partnership with the New Hampshire Department of Natural and Cultural Resources and AmeriCorps.
Each year, program participants contribute tens of thousands of service hours, educating the state’s residents and visitors about local flora, fauna and natural history while completing conservation service projects that improve and protect the state’s recreational, ecological, and cultural resources.
Throughout the program, participants also build leadership and technical skills in the conservation field while developing their ethic of service and stewardship.
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Developed by the Civilian Conservation Corps and Works Progress Administration in the late 1930s and early 1940s, the New Hampshire Conservation Corps is based within Bear Brook State Park at Spruce Pond Camp.
Located in the middle of a 10,000-acre park, program participants have access to 40 miles of trails for exploring, making it an idyllic setting for living, learning and immersing oneself in all things nature and outdoor recreation.
The New Hampshire Conservation Corps enhances and protects the state's natural areas through local and natural history educational programs, interpretive ranger programs, and conservation stewardship projects that include trail and recreational management projects and other land and historic preservation projects.
Chainsaw Certification
Natural History Education
Trail Maintenance Training
Leave No Trace
Outdoor Ethics Training
Leadership Training
Habitat Restoration
Zach Colatch
Program Manager – New England
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 603-466-7141
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