They used our Recycling Wheel to help educate residents on proper e-waste, bottle and can, used oil, and tire recycling and disposal and promoted SFCC’s Zero Waste services. Special attention will be given to recruit youth from both official languages, as well as youth who are of Indigenous descent or new to our country.On September 17th, San Francisco Conservation Corps (SFCC) staff and Corpsmembers worked the Phoenix Day Sunday Streets Block Party in the Bayview and Hunter’s Point Neighborhood event, designed to build a sense of community and inclusion throughout San Francisco’s many neighborhoods. No matter what community or background you come from, we want you to get involved! There are no educational requirements either the CCC program is meant to provide an exciting new opportunity for young Canadians looking for a meaningful experience designed to help improve their chances for success in the future. The CCC program is designed for all Canadians ages 18 to 30. In the end you’ll have a deeper appreciation for the natural world around you and a great sense of personal accomplishment. It’s a “pay it forward” initiative you develop and deliver built around a conservation issue of your choice. In Stage Three, you’ll work with partners to execute your idea in your home community, delivering a service project designed to inspire other youths ages 15 to 30 to get involved. This is where you put your ideas in motion in the hope of making Canada a better place. During this stage, participants will also begin to collaborate with peers across the country to develop outreach and service projects they can deliver during stage three of the program. Corps members will have a chance to complete meaningful service learning to deepen the lessons learned in the first stage of the program. In this stage CCC participants will take part in exciting hands-on conservation and environmental field work, working alongside experts to complete work in three vital conservation categories: Habitat Creation and Restoration, Wildlife Management and/or Environmental Science. The expeditions will be designed and lead in collaboration with Outward Bound Canada. This stage is all about discovery, whether it’s learning about conservation or finding out more about yourself and what it means to be part of a successful team. These are just a few of the options Corps members will enjoy during their Stage 1 wilderness adventure.
Dog sledding through snow-bound national parks. Backpacking through the Canadian Rockies. Participants in the CCC program will take part in three distinct stages: Are you ready for what could be the greatest adventure of your life? You’ll then develop your own idea into a meaningful service project in your home community. Your adventure begins with an exciting wilderness journey followed by field training with national leaders in conservation. This three-part program presents an exciting opportunity for youth ages 18 to 30 to learn, grow and experience Canada in a unique way while having a real impact on conservation. To learn more about this collaboration, read on below or check out the CWF website. CCC is part of the Government of Canada’s recently announced Canada Service Corps.
In later stages of the program, they will take on conservation and environmental field work, and return home to develop outreach and service projects in their own communities. OBC has teamed up with CWF to design and lead the expedition stage, which is intended to help participants learn more about themselves, their peers and the environment around them.īy travelling and reflecting together, participants will build social capital, conservation ethic and the tenacity required for success in life. Outward Bound Canada is thrilled to be working with The Canadian Wildlife Federation as part of their new Canadian Conservation Corps (CCC) initiative, a three-stage program designed to engage young Canadians in their natural and cultural heritage through service, adventure and reflection. Outward Bound Canada’s Response to COVID-19.Statement on Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion.The Outward Bound Canada Training Academy for Outdoor Professionals.
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