Protecting and preserving our natural and historic landmarks, that’s what SCA crew members do every day. Along the way, they gain critical hands-on conservation experience that will serve them in future careers. They develop a profound connection to nature and the great outdoors, turning most of them in to future land stewards, environmental educators, park rangers sustainability leaders and future conservation champions.

Our print and electronic newsletters document their accomplishments, their stories and their paths towards conservation leadership.

Historic Preservation Honors

SCA’s Historic Preservation Corps Wins Prestigious Tsongas Award The SCA’s Massachusetts Historic Preservation Corps received...

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For The Love Of Parks

A Lifetime Journey With Glacier National Park And The SCA Larry and Becky Williams' love...

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Mapping A Cooler Future

Growing Together Cities thrive when trees are part of their story. Trees transform urban spaces...

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Earth Month With The SCA

One, Beautiful Planet At the SCA, we never miss an opportunity to celebrate our one,...

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SCA Alum Spotlight: Dora Figueroa

Forty-Mile Mission On one hot and humid day last summer, SCA member Dora Figueroa and...

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To The Bat Cave!

Bats Are The Best Bats get a bad rap, but these adorable flying mammals have...

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Celebrating Earth Month

Spring Into Action: Highlights From An Impactful Year In Conservation Every April, Earth Month serves...

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Do One Thing For The Planet

It's Earth Month! This Earth Month, we invite you to "Do One Thing" for the...

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Student Conservation Association Welcomes New Board Members &...

ARLINGTON, Va. – The Student Conservation Association (SCA) today announced the appointments of three new...

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Image of a person holding a small tree in a pot with the text: "Stand For Conservation"