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The Corps Network General Information – 2021
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Recommendations for a Civilian Climate Corps

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Annual Report – FY20

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Annual Report – FY18

Annual Report – FY17

Annual Report – FY16

Annual Report – FY15

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Subject Papers

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Conservation Corps Partnerships: Engaging the Next Generation in Conservation (Updated Fall 2020)

Trail and Transportation Projects for Service and Conservation Corps – Recreational Trails Program Toolkit Made possible with support from the Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration (August 2020)

Building the Future: A Guide for Utilizing the Recreational Trails Program to Partner with Service and Conservation Corps Made possible with support from the Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration (May 2019) Click here for accessible version

Cities Connecting Children to Nature: City-Corps Partnerships In Partnership with Children and Nature Network and National League of Cities (July 2019)

Conservation Corps and the Great Outdoors: Enhancing America’s Recreation Experience (Summer 2018)

Veteran Service and Conservation Corps: Career Pathways Through Continued Service (November 2017)

The Corps Network Gulf Coast Restoration Initiative: Restoring Local Communities and Ecosystems in the Gulf of Mexico (February 2016)

Gulf Coast Restoration Initiative Pilot Project – Final Report, Phase I and II Pilot Projects (September 2015)

Corps to Careers: How Service and Conservation Corps Help Build Tomorrow’s Workforce

Service and Conservation Corps: Developments in Green Infrastructure

21st Century Conservation Service Corps Federal Advisory Committee Full Report – September 2012

Join the Crew

Join The Crew: Inspirational Stories of Young Adults in America’s Service and Conservation Corps

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In Join the Crew – an ebook by The Corps Network – you can read about over 60 former Corpsmembers who experienced adventure and personal growth through their service in Corps programs.