Since 1957, the Student Conservation Association has provided more than 100,000 young people with opportunities to protect the planet through conservation projects at national parks, state forests and urban green spaces nationwide. By working with the SCA, program participants gain a deeper understanding of environmental issues, cultivate a sense of social responsibility and hone their leadership abilities.
Supervisor
Facilitate teamwork, managing field-based tasks and guide crew dynamics.
Trainer
Teach crew members technical conservation work skills and environmental stewardship.
Mentor
Provide guidance, advice and feedback for personal and professional development.
Communicate with project partners, ensure successful and timely completion of work projects and uphold a positive representation of the SCA.
Organize logistics, documentation, manage budgets and communicate with SCA staff.
There are several opportunities to lead and supervise SCA teams.
Join our community of supporters who care deeply about preserving America’s parks, public lands, and urban green spaces.
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