Please like, share and comment on our posts. We welcome your thoughts. Please be aware that MCC moderates our social media for civility, equity, legality, and relevance to our mission. Thanks for posting. Our members live, learn and serve together, in crews of six to eight members, in some of our country’s wildest places. They complete conservation projects in local communities, national forests,
state and national parks, wildlife refuges and federally designated wilderness areas. Participants receive the experience of a lifetime through challenging projects and the rigors of camp life, coupled with education aimed at creating engaged citizens and lifelong environmental stewards. All of these factors create an ideal situation for personal growth that leads to increased confidence, communication and leadership skills, and the ability to work well with people from all walks of life. Our mission to inspire young people through hands-on conservation service to be leaders, stewards of the land, and engaged citizens who improve their communities, is brought to life through our five core program objectives. Our goal is that each participant will leave MCC with the following:
An ethic of volunteer service and civic responsibility
Strengthened communication and team-building skills
Enhanced competencies to be leaders and contributing team members
Increased knowledge of the natural environment
An enthusiasm for the benefits of hard work and quality results
These objectives are fundamental to all levels of our operations and are supported by a team of dedicated, experienced staff, under the leadership of a highly committed and influential Board of Directors. We operate out of four regional offices - Bozeman, Helena, Kalispell, and Missoula. Are you tomorrow's conservation leader? Find out at MCC.
