Maine Conservation Corps

The Maine Conservation Corps is a non-profit organization headquartered in Augusta, Maine. Established in 1983, it has grown to employ 24 individuals and generates over $10,000 in annual revenue. Since its inception, the organization has placed hundreds of members who have contributed to a wide range of natural resource projects throughout Maine. The Maine Conservation Corps specializes in environmental service projects, partnering with communities across the state. Their work involves constructing and maintaining sustainable trails on public lands, participating in conservation efforts, and providing environmental and conservation education. The organization also actively engages with community partners, volunteers, and youth through service opportunities designed to enhance environmental stewardship. A distinctive aspect of Maine Conservation Corps's approach involves fostering civic engagement and personal responsibility. Members contribute to projects designed to improve trails, watersheds, air quality, and educational offerings. By participating in programs focused on environmental sciences, conservation, and job skills development, members deepen their understanding while contributing to sustainable practices. Interested individuals can learn more about the Maine Conservation Corps online at maine.gov/dacf/parks/get_involved/conservation_corps.