Photograph Fantastique

SCA volunteers and representatives from GTECH harvest sunflower seeds to be converted to biofuels in Pittsburgh. The service project took place as part of the annual National Public Lands Day celebration.

This is the twenty-sixth entry in our ongoing series, Photograph Fantastique, in which we count down 50 days until the Unofficial Official Start of High Season for conservation programs.

A high school crew in Great Smoky Mountains National Park shot this footage on a Flip video camera last summer. Take a peek into the lives of SCA crew members in the field...

This is the twenty-fifth entry in our ongoing series, Photograph Fantastique, in which we count down 50 days until the Unofficial Official Start of High Season for conservation programs.

SCA's New Hampshire Conservation Corps arrived on SCA's Charlestown campus this morning for several days of work skills training before entering the field this summer. The corps recently wrapped up the environmental education portion of their year in Manchester, NH. In the above photo, Emma is playing a quiz game about New Hampshire watersheds with her class of fourth grade students.

This is the twenty-fourth entry in our ongoing series, Photograph Fantastique, in which we count down 50 days until the Unofficial Official Start of High Season for conservation programs.

A 2008 national high school crew member works in Dinosaur National Monument.

This is the twenty-third entry in our ongoing series, Photograph Fantastique, in which we count down 50 days until the Unofficial Official Start of High Season for conservation programs.

SCA's New Hampshire Conservation Corps hosted an Earth Day celebration at Veteran's Park in Manchester, NH on Saturday April 18.

This is the twenty-first entry in our ongoing series, Photograph Fantastique, in which we count down 50 days until the Unofficial Official Start of High Season for conservation programs.