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By Hannah Long, SCA’s Program Coordinator for the Hudson Valley Corps .
Every year, thousands...
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Building the next generation of conservation leaders
7 out of 10 SCA alumni are in careers or studies that make the planet more sustainable.
This year, members volunteered 1.5 million hours of conservation service to public lands.
SCA experiences strengthen life skills that are crucial to prospering in school, work and home.
SCA volunteers served in all 50 states including the top 35 most visited National Park sites and America’s top 12 leading cities.
Opportunities to serve the planet
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August 12, 2019
by David Kurapka, SCA 1980 (Acadia National Park) and 1982 (Assateague Island National Seashore) For most people, the month of August brings to mind lazy hot days, lying on the beach, or perhaps a...
August 8, 2019
Student Conservation Association members and staff are stationed at the Indianola Ranger Station on the Salmon River Road this summer, Salmon-Challis Forest Public Affairs Officer Amy Baumer said...
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