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The California Conservation Corps is a department within the California Natural Resources Agency. We are the oldest and largest conservation corps in the nation. Our program provides young adults 18 – 25 years old, and military veterans up to 29, a year of paid service to the State of California. During their year of service, Corpsmembers work on environmental projects and respond to natural and man-made disasters. Through this work, they gain skills and experience that lead to meaningful careers. Our motto is ‘Hard Work, Low Pay, Miserable Conditions and More!’ We are dedicated to developing our Corpsmembers into citizens with character, credentials, and commitment. To learn more about the CCC and our history, visit our About Us page: https://ccc.ca.gov/who-we-are/about/

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10/17/2026

Skull Cave doesn’t sound like the most inviting of places. For our Corpsmembers, even with the cold and dark of a cave, it was a chance for a unique experience in Lava Beds National Monument while serving in the . Watch the full video on our YouTube, find the link in our bio.

Here’s an important , the handheld weather meter. These devices – every model is different – can measure the air temp...
10/15/2026

Here’s an important , the handheld weather meter. These devices – every model is different – can measure the air temperature, relative humidity, dew point, wind speed, wind direction, atmospheric pressure, even heat index or wind chill. A Corpsmember uses one here during a fire training day in San Luis Obispo County. While fire crews are briefed on the weather each day, once on an incident things can change and it’s important to know the conditions right where you’re working. It’s all about safety and being prepared!

“CCC is a great program, and it has everything to offer. I wish I would’ve known about the program earlier,” said alum A...
10/12/2026

“CCC is a great program, and it has everything to offer. I wish I would’ve known about the program earlier,” said alum Alex Ruiz. During his time at the Center, he supported wildfire basecamps and completed energy retrofit projects – earning a green ‘specialist’ hat in the process. Then, taking his experience to the next level, he participated in a at Metropolitan State Hospital. “It allowed me to build a great resume and get hands on experience with maintenance work,” he said. Now, Alex has landed a job at that same hospital! He’ll be working on carpentry and other projects as a building maintenance worker. Congratulations, Alex, on your !

10/10/2026

Just when you think you cannot do something, you can prove yourself wrong and open up opportunities for yourself and the future. It’s what Audrianna Frausto experienced at the Center. Not only did Audrianna earn her high school diploma, she also earned certifications that can lead to a great career, and, in her words, gained a family along the way.

Today we are in Sacramento at the National Disability Employment Awareness Month Fair! We have members of our Disability...
10/08/2026

Today we are in Sacramento at the National Disability Employment Awareness Month Fair! We have members of our Disability Advisory Committee and Talent Acquisitions Team on hand to answer questions. Join us to learn about the many pathways CCC has to offer.

Our celebration continues! Corpsmembers, staff, and alumni are welcome to join us at the CCC 50th Anniversary Picnic i...
10/07/2026

Our celebration continues! Corpsmembers, staff, and alumni are welcome to join us at the CCC 50th Anniversary Picnic in Whittier Narrows Recreation Area in South El Monte on October 28. Visit the link in our bio to find out about anniversary events and to RSVP if you’re looking to attend. Join us to celebrate another 50 years of impact!

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It’s a place that is used to seeing campers, but these visitors to are here with a mission. Help control the . Crews ...
10/07/2026

It’s a place that is used to seeing campers, but these visitors to are here with a mission. Help control the . Crews from , , and are currently working a spike camp near Badger Pass and Glacier Point. They’re helping to feed firefighters and support personnel by using the nearby ski resort as a kitchen, to save on transportation delays for much needed meals. Other crews direct traffic and helped set up the spike camp. It’s how the assists on wildfires.

“CCC helped me get comfortable with being uncomfortable,” said Jessica Hoyt, a Center alum. Mentors at her center, enc...
10/05/2026

“CCC helped me get comfortable with being uncomfortable,” said Jessica Hoyt, a Center alum. Mentors at her center, encouraged Hoyt to explore new horizons figuratively and literally. “The Japan exchange plus taking part in backcountry spikes was the most freeing and true to myself I’ve been. I now believe in myself anywhere I go,” she said. Now Hoyt chooses to take the pass least travelled, maintaining remote backcountry trails in Sequoia National Park. It’s a wild and wonderful .

There are always reasons to smile when enrolled in the . Whether its doing a controlled burn, training to fight wildfir...
10/03/2026

There are always reasons to smile when enrolled in the . Whether its doing a controlled burn, training to fight wildfires, building a trail, or clearing brush. On this , what makes you smile about your CCC service?
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On a Type 1 hand crew, David De La Cruz found purpose by helping California communities. More than that, he also found...
09/28/2026

On a Type 1 hand crew, David De La Cruz found purpose by helping California communities. More than that, he also found friendship. “After putting in long hours on a fire or being away from home on a staffing pattern, building a bond with my crew by playing volleyball was the best,” he said. These experiences at the Center shaped who he is as a leader, setting him up to reach the next step in his . Now he’s joined the Cal Fire Shasta-Trinity Unit/Shasta County Fire Department as a Firefighter 1, where he will continue to dig deep and make a positive impact.

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