Programs
Southwest Conservation Corps operates and supports locally and regionally based conservation service programs across the country. In addition to these programs, SCC manages unique program models, such as the Leaders of Color Crew, the Dolores River Restoration Program, and the Veterans Fire Corps.
High School Conservation Crews
SCC youth programs provide members with conservation and job skills, leadership opportunities, challenging project work, and personal and professional development—paid summer service opportunities that make a difference! Learn more.
Adult Conservation Crews
AmeriCorps conservation crew programs engage motivated young adults, ages 18 -25, to complete challenging and impactful conservation and service projects throughout Colorado and northern New Mexico. Learn more.
Individual Placements
Southwest Conservation Corps' Individual Placement program places college students and recent graduates with both public and private resource managers, including federal agencies and non-profit organizations. Learn more.
Small Teams
Join a crew of 2-3 individuals working on projects ranging from vegetation monitoring, watershed restoration, invasive species removal, and aquatic monitoring. Learn more.
Veterans Fire Corps
The Southwest Conservation Corps' Veterans Fire Corps program provides training and on-the-job experience for post 9-11 era veterans interested in entering into careers and gaining experience in natural resource management. Learn more.
Leadership Opportunities
There are many leadership opportunities available for youth, adult and Veterans Fire Corps crews. Southwest Conservation Corps also operates a Crew Leader Development Program for members interested in transitioning into a leadership role. Learn more.
