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Conservation Corps North Carolina Conservation Corps North Carolina (CCNC) is a program of Conservation Legacy

We’re currently recruiting for 7 conservation service positions with Conservation Corps North Carolina:🌲 1 Public Affair...
10/09/2026

We’re currently recruiting for 7 conservation service positions with Conservation Corps North Carolina:

🌲 1 Public Affairs & Disaster Communications Individual Placement
📍 Asheville, NC | November 2026–October 2027

🥾 2 ARD Trail Data Stewards
📍 Mars Hill, NC | January–December 2027

🏕️ 4 Recreation Technicians
📍 Murphy, NC | January–December 2027

If you’re looking for hands-on experience, time outside, and the opportunity to contribute to conservation work across North Carolina, check out these long-term Individual Placement opportunities.

🔗 View open positions and apply: https://corpsnc.org/individual-placement-positions

U.S. Forest Service AmeriCorps, AmeriCorpsNC, Conservation Legacy

This could be you 👀Spend your spring outside building trails, restoring habitat, meeting new people and getting hands-on...
10/07/2026

This could be you 👀

Spend your spring outside building trails, restoring habitat, meeting new people and getting hands-on conservation experience in North Carolina.

We’re hiring for 18 crew positions for our Spring 2027 season with CCNC!

Open positions include:
• State Parks Piedmont Crew Member | Bahama, NC
• GRD Helene Recovery Trail Crew Member | Old Fort, NC
• ARD Helene Recovery Trail Crew Member | Old Fort, NC
• Croatan Vegetation Management Crew Member | Bahama, NC
• Helene Recovery Vegetation Management Crew Member | Old Fort, NC
• State Parks Mountains Crew Member | Old Fort, NC

Check out the open positions and apply: https://corpsnc.org/crew-positions


AmeriCorps, AmeriCorps NC, U.S. Forest Service

*Asks the Crew Leader to stop at a gas station for an energy drink for the 3rd time this hitch*Conservation Legacy
09/29/2026

*Asks the Crew Leader to stop at a gas station for an energy drink for the 3rd time this hitch*

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The answer is obvious... it’s always Crew 810! Conservation Legacy
09/25/2026

The answer is obvious... it’s always Crew 810!

Conservation Legacy

Our Blue Ridge Parkway Trail crews have the best office views! This crew worked on the Richland Balsam at the highest ro...
09/21/2026

Our Blue Ridge Parkway Trail crews have the best office views! This crew worked on the Richland Balsam at the highest road elevation on the Blue Ridge Parkway improving trail structures originally installed by the Civilian Conservation Corps. Huge thanks to the National Park Foundation for supporting our crews and public lands!

Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation, Blue Ridge Parkway, AmeriCorps NC

Conservation Legacy

Now zoom in on the centipede.
09/17/2026

Now zoom in on the centipede.

Summer on the Blue Ridge Parkway? Sign us up! 🤩CCNC Crew 807 escaped the heat this summer and took refuge in the Blue Ri...
09/15/2026

Summer on the Blue Ridge Parkway? Sign us up! 🤩

CCNC Crew 807 escaped the heat this summer and took refuge in the Blue Ridge Mountains working near the Craggy Gardens Visitors Center.

The Craggy Gardens Trail is located in a watershed, so the crew spent their summer building water diversions, installing steps, and creating drains to make the trail a safer hike for visitors to enjoy. Thank you to this crew for their great spirit, amazing rockwork skills, and hard work!

We appreciate the support and partnership with Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation, Blue Ridge Parkway and AmeriCorps NC in making this work possible.

Conservation Legacy

What would you add to the list of things never to do? Conservation Legacy
09/08/2026

What would you add to the list of things never to do?

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The Summer 2026 Appalachian Ranger District Vegetation Management Crew season has come to a close, after a season full o...
09/04/2026

The Summer 2026 Appalachian Ranger District Vegetation Management Crew season has come to a close, after a season full of hard work, laughter, and poison ivy rashes!

Collectively, they put in thousands of hours treating a countless number of non-native invasive species riddling the Appalachian Ranger District of the Pisgah National Forest. River Road and Harmon Den continue to be popular recreation spots, and thanks to their forest restoration efforts, we can continue to enjoy these beautiful locations!

We are excited for continued collaboration with Americorps North Carolina and U.S. Forest Service this upcoming Fall to continue treatment efforts.

Conservation Legacy

The Grandfather Ranger District Vegetation Management Crew has wrapped up their Summer 2026 season! The crew worked in f...
09/01/2026

The Grandfather Ranger District Vegetation Management Crew has wrapped up their Summer 2026 season! The crew worked in four different locations of the Grandfather Ranger District: Lover’s Branch, Armstrong, Catawba River, and Wilson Creek.

This crew utilized three different non-native invasive species treatment methods including hack and sq**rt, cut and daub, and foliar spraying. As a team, they were able to treat over 29 acres of land in the Pisgah National Forest. We applaud them for the grit they showed this summer working in the intense heat, and steep slopes.

We also thank our partners AmeriCorps NC and U.S. Forest Service for helping us get these crews out there and working on restoring this beautiful land that Hurricane Helene had such a devastating impact on.

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Raleigh, NC
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