Conservation Corps

16 08, 2013

Brighton and NorthWoods Collaborate to Conserve Bluff Mountain Trail

2016-12-13T19:12:20-05:00August 16th, 2013|Conservation Corps, News|

Sitting just outside the Village of Island Pond in the Town of Brighton, Bluff Mountain has afforded stunning views to generations of local hikers who have climbed to its lookout over the Village and Pond below. This summer, the popular Bluff Mountain Trail received substantial improvements thanks to a grant from the Vermont Recreation Trails Program, and a new public easement secures access to the area for generations of hikers to come. “We were delighted” remarked Luke O’Brien, Trails Director at the NorthWoods Stewardship Center in East Charleston, who worked with the Brighton Selectboard to apply [Read More...]

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26 07, 2013

New Trail in the NorthWoods Forest

2016-12-13T19:12:20-05:00July 26th, 2013|Conservation Corps, Highlights, News|

NorthWoods Crew members didn’t waste any time starting their season, and used their training week to add nearly a ½ mile of trail to the NorthWoods network. Building on existing trails and logging roads, the new trail weaves among boulders and a variety of forest types on the north side of Tripp Hill, providing access to one of our three Forestry for the Birds demonstration sites - a collaborative effort with Audubon Vermont and the Vermont Land Trust to show how timber management can also enhance songbird habitat. Our trail network [Read More...]

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10 07, 2013

2013 Corps Season Kicks Off!

2016-12-13T19:12:20-05:00July 10th, 2013|Conservation Corps, Highlights, News|

The NorthWoods Conservation Corps annually employs youth ages 14-18 to tackle priority conservation projects from northern Vermont to coastal New England. Our 2013 Corps program kicked off with crew leader training the week of June 17, commencing trail, wildlife, and river conservation projects on publicly accessible land around the region, including Bluff Mountain and Holland Pond areas, Willoughby State Forest, and the Silvio O. Conte and Stewart B. McKinney federal wildlife refuge systems. For nearly twenty summers, the NorthWoods Conservation Corps has employed youth on service projects in their local communities, providing on-the-job training to 1080 individuals to date. [Read More...]

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22 03, 2013

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2016-12-13T19:12:21-05:00March 22nd, 2013|The Corps Communique|

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13 02, 2013

Corps Hiring for 2013 Summer Season

2013-04-15T12:34:36-04:00February 13th, 2013|Conservation Corps|

The NorthWoods Conservation Corps is now hiring Crew Leaders (ages 20+), Assistant Crew Leaders (ages 18+), and Crewmembers (ages 14-20) for its 2013 summer season! The application deadline is April 1st. Each year the Kingdom Corps employs a staff of motivated, mature, and skilled team leaders to run its summer crews. Crew Leaders are chosen for their ability to effectively coordinate and challenge their crews. They must demonstrate flexibility, organizational skills, a solid work ethic and a positive and inspirational attitude. Crewmembers are chosen from candidates who show motivation, maturity, interest, and enthusiasm [Read More...]

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24 08, 2012

Congratulations 2012 Summer Conservation Corps!

2016-12-13T19:12:24-05:00August 24th, 2012|Conservation Corps, News|

Members of the 2012 Corps gathered at NorthWoods on August 3rd and 4th to celebrate a successful summer of habitat restoration, invasive plant control, and trail building. The end of season gathering is a tradition for the NorthWoods Conservation Corps which has been in operation since 1995.  At Friday’s Field Day, crews competed in team and skill challenges like Wheelbarrow Races, Tug-of-War, and Spike Drive. At Saturday’s Season Celebration, crews were joined by families, friends, and sponsoring agencies to share their accomplishments, including our first ever photo contest. View the finalists [Read More...]

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