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Wilderness Risk Management Conference (WRMC)Press ReleaseOctober 14-16, 2009, Durham, North Carolina — Register NowSCA is proud to be a co-sponsor of the 16th annual Wilderness Risk Managers Conference, to be held in Durham, North Carolina October 14 - 16, 2009. Read more |
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Congressman Arcuri corrals funding for Graze-NY programMid-York WeeklyBy Michael Gurecki (SCA Intern) for the Mid-York WeeklyPastures and pocketbooks of upstate farmers will be seeing a bit more green in 2010 thanks to U.S. Read more |
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Hemlock, Pennsylvania state tree, worth a special fightPocono RecordForestry scientists are engaged in a frustrating but important fight to save Pennsylvania’s state tree, the Eastern hemlock.The hemlock woolly adelgid continues to lay siege to the commonwealth’s hemlocks, literally sucking the life out of the trees. The adelgid’s destructive effects wax and...Read more |
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Two-year Project to Connect Whiskeytown Trails CompleteThe Record SearchlightWhiskeytown National Recreation Area park Superintendent Jim Milestone, left, jokes with coworker Gary Bischof Saturday during the Shasta-Trinity Trail’s “golden spike” ceremony of its grand opening. Read more |
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Conservation Corps' Trail is a Stellar AchievementConnecticut PostBy Keila Torres - Copyright 2009 Hearst NewspapersStudents create solar system model behind Discovery MuseumBRIDGEPORT — As they walked along the trail they blazed behind the Discovery Museum in Veterans Park, the crew from the Student Conservation Association proudly pointed out the stumps of...Read more |
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Students come from far and wide to build fence at Poplar ForestNews & AdvanceBy Nolan Connelly, Photos By Chet White - ©2009 Media General Communications Holdings, LLC.For the past three weeks, eight students from across the country have made a field at Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest their home.Or as they’ve come to call it, “TJ Pop Fo.”The students - members of the...Read more |
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Two SCA Interns are in a Win-Win SituationNeocho Daily NewsDiamond, Mo. - Thanks to the Student Conservation Association, the George Washington Carver National Monument, has had some extra hands this summer.George Keeler and Sarah Blacksher, both seniors at Missouri Southern State University, have served a 12-week internship this summer, helping out the...Read more |
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Nature becomes workplace, classroomMaryland GazetteA self-described city boy, C.J. Wimberly of Gaithersburg began the summer afraid of snakes and never having been stung by a bee. Read more |
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SCA Intern Helps Fight Invasive Ant SpeciesSan Marcos RecordIn today’s economy, hands-on internships can make a real difference for young professionals - and those same young people can make a real difference through national service.That’s why Kenneth Ball, an intern with the Student Conservation Association (SCA), has arrived at Somerville Lake to...Read more |
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A working partnershipMilwaukee Journal SentinelIn a meeting with the Editorial Board the other day, Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett and Donald Sykes, president and CEO of the Milwaukee Area Workforce Investment Board, expressed their appreciation to the Walmart Foundation for the $550,000 the foundation is donating to help train young workers...Read more |
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