Alternative Spring Break Kicks Off

Photo by Michael Suttner

Alternative Spring Break Kicks Off

Photo by Michael Suttner

National College Youth Answer Obama's Call with Green Spring Break

CHARLESTOWN, N.H.—The Student Conservation Association (SCA), in partnership with American Eagle Outfitters, hosts its second annual Alternative Spring Break (ASB) program in the Grand Canyon.

SCA Prepares for Alternative Spring Break

For those students who don’t want to splurge or spend their nights at a club, the Student Conservation Association offers another option. The association is taking 60 students into the Grand Canyon at nearly no cost as part of its “Alternative Spring Break.” - East Valley Tribune”For most...Read more

SCA Prepares for Alternative Spring Break

For those students who don’t want to splurge or spend their nights at a club, the Student Conservation Association offers another option. The association is taking 60 students into the Grand Canyon at nearly no cost as part of its “Alternative Spring Break.” - East Valley Tribune”For most...Read more

SCA Prepares for Alternative Spring Break

For those students who don’t want to splurge or spend their nights at a club, the Student Conservation Association offers another option. The association is taking 60 students into the Grand Canyon at nearly no cost as part of its “Alternative Spring Break.” - East Valley Tribune”For most...Read more

Salazar Begins Implementation of Interior’s $3 Billion in Economic Recovery

Focus on Job Creation and Accountability in Conservation of National TreasuresWASHINGTON, D.C.

SCA Tapped for Leadership Role in U.S. Economic Recovery

The Departments of Interior and Agriculture have called upon SCA to play a national leadership role in the government’s economic recovery program by engaging thousands of young adults in conservation service and green job training.SCA commends Interior and Agriculture for prioritizing park...Read more

Dallas CLC Kicks Off

Seattle mayor wants to speed up city projects

If the shovels are ready, let’s go to work. That’s the message from the Seattle mayor’s office. Mayor Greg Nickels wants to speed up more than $300 million worth of construction and maintenance projects and compress four years of work into two starting as soon as possible. KING 5’s Allen Schauffler ...Read more