Join SCA for our December ConSERVE NYC event at Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx on Saturday, December 7th!
Van Cortlandt Park is the third-largest park in New York City, and contains over 20 miles of trails. Volunteers will be working on the park’s Cross Country Trail, building water bars to divert stormwater and prevent erosion.
Program Dates: _July 5th-August 18th
Training Dates: June 21-July2 (mandatory paid training)
Specifically, the Crew Leader will:
Program Dates: 5/17/2021- 12/10/2021
Training Dates: 4/19/2021- 5/15/2021 (mandatory paid training)
Roles and Responsibilities:
Crew Manager Functions
Join us to recognize our 2019 SCA Hudson Valley Corps members and celebrate the 20th anniversary of the program!
SCA Hudson Valley Corps alumni, supervisors, co-workers, friends, and family are invited to attend our recognition event for the current members and the 20th anniversary celebration of the Hudson Valley Corps!
Writeen by Sarantia Mitsinikos, an Invasive Species Project Steward with the SCA Hudson Valley Corps. She is currently serving a 10 month position at New York’s Minnewaska State Park.
The Invasive Species Field Office at Minnewaska State Park gained a new member early this spring. An eastern phoebe (Sayornis phoebe) had begun constructing its nest right above the door to the office. Phoebe (as she shall be called) came at a good time as our team lamented the unfeasibility of...Read more
SCA invites our NYC-area alumni, current members, friends, and supporters for a special urban hike in Hudson River Park in Manhattan, led by Tina Walsh, Hudson River Park Assistant Director of Environmental Education & SCA Alumni Council Chair.
With the support of Earth Day sponsors American Express and Southwest Airlines, SCA brought together over 2400 volunteers nationwide to celebrate the planet through service. At 14 SCA Earth Day events across 10 cities, thousands of volunteers joined forces to honor the 47th Annual Earth Day and make a hands-on contribution to their local parks.
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Join SCA’s Hudson Valley Corps and the NYSDEC Hudson River Estuary Program’s “Trees for Tribs” initiative to celebrate Earth Day by potting up and labeling hundreds of young trees! Potted seedlings will be used by the Trees for Tribs program for planting on streamside properties to protect water quality, fish, and wildlife.
Join the Student Conservation Association’s Hudson Valley Corps and the Trailside Museums and Zoo to celebrate Earth Day at Bear Mountain State Park! Earth Day at Bear Mountain is a day of family-friendly activities intended to foster environmental awareness related to local wildlife, human impacts on the environment, and much more.
