SCA Leaders Jean Bartholomew and Emily Fonti made a guest appearance on CNN this weekend — starring in Morgan Spurlock’s “Inside Man” episode examining the role of young people in National Parks.
Impacts and Outcomes
SCA believes in Leave No Trace. To a point.
Wherever they serve, SCA members always make an impact – one that’s positive, significant and enduring. These young stewards bring a genuine passion to their work, and it affects the both the natural and work environments. Our partners consistently say they draw inspiration from the energy and enthusiasm SCA members bring to the job, and that our young people are poignant reminders of why it’s so crucial to engage a new generation of conservation leaders.
Here are some examples of the difference SCA members are making all across America.
Stories from the Field
How SCA and our Agency Partners are making a difference
Just days before the August 25th centennial of the National Park Service (NPS), the Student Conservation Association convened a high-level...
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SCA volunteers in New York City took time off from final exams this weekend to help build safer bike trails in Brooklyn. Fifty volunteers gathered at Floyd Bennett Field in Gateway National Recreation Area to clear invasive vines and open up bike paths along Flatbush Avenue.
This Saturday SCA teamed up with American Express to celebrate Earth Day by bringing more than 350 volunteers to Fort Totten Park in Washington, DC. This event followed another successful partnership event with American Express in New York City last weekend, and concluded a month of SCA Earth Day celebrations in 16 cities nationwide.
This Saturday SCA teamed up with American Express to celebrate Earth Day by bringing more than 350 volunteers to Fort Totten Park in Washington, DC. This event followed another successful partnership event with American Express in New York City last weekend, and concluded a month of SCA Earth Day celebrations in 16 cities nationwide.
Written by Joseph Thurston
How does one go from conducting graduate research in Religious Studies at the University of Chicago to restoring endangered cuckoo species...
SCA interns Sophie Kline and Carol Gause write about their experiences serving a t a haven for migratory birds with...
This is the story of the impact that SCA has on a young person’s passion and future ambitions as a...
News Items
What’s powerful enough to bring 600+ volunteers to a windy park in 20 degree weather to pick up trash on what’s supposed to be a day off work?
Por Millie Jiménez*
El Servicio de Parques Nacionales celebra su cumpleaños 99 y me emociona recordar cómo yo encontré mi parque y cómo ahora me dedico a ayudar a otros a que encuentren el suyo.
Chilly Slough is one of the few remaining examples of natural, high desert, spring-fed wetland. The wetland is created by a combination of flat, valley-bottom topography and abundant spring water.
SHARPSBURG — Sharpsburg may be a stone’s throw from the Antietam National Battlefield — the site of the bloodiest single-day battle in American history — but it’s the memorial stones in Town Square that are getting some much-needed attention.
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