
About CLCC Foundation
If California is to meet its ambitious climate goals, we need to educate and train the next generation of stewards of our environment. The state's local conservation corps work to do just that. With a network of 14 community-based organizations across the state, we provide young adults (ages 18-26) with paid on-the-job training, career, and educational pathways while conserving the environment and giving back to the communities we serve.
Annual Corpsmember Impact
Over the past 40 years, corpsmembers have worked across the state to combat some of our communities' toughest personal and environmental challenges

NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Local corps lead projects that increase access to public spaces, increase climate resilience, and reduce the heat island effect.
360,000
MILES OF TRAILS RESTORED
44,000
TREES PLANTED

ZERO WASTE & RECYCLING
Corpsmembers work on projects to reduce landfill waste, divert organic waste, provide eduction, and reduce greenhouse gases.
3.5
3.4
97
MILLION
BEVERAGE CONTAINERS COLLECTED
MILLION
POUNDS OF E-WASTE COLLECTED
THOUSAND
TIRES COLLECTED

CORPSMEMBER JOURNEY
Local corps provide young adults with work experience to help them move forward in their education and career.
PAID JOB
TRAINING
CERTIFICATES
& DIPLOMAS
CORPSMEMBERS TRANSITION TO CAREER OR SECONDARY EDUCATION

SPECIAL PROGRAMS
Local corps create innovative programs to create new opportunities and solve community issues.
EMERGENCY
RESPONSE
SOLAR
INSTALLATION
TINY HOUSE
CONSTRUCTION

SUPPORT SERVICES
Local corps provide one-on-one case management for young people who have faced systemic barriers to services.
38%
CORPSMEMBERS ARE BILINGUAL OR AN ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNER
11%
CORPSMEMBERS ARE HOMELESS / UNSHELTERED
12%
CORPSMEMBERS ARE FORMERLY INCARCERATED /SYSTEMS-INVOLVED

WILDFIRE & FOREST RESILIENCE
Corpsmembers participate in projects including brush and vegetation removal, wildfire prevention and mitigation, and natural landscape resilience.
3.5
MILLION
ACRES OF
FIRE FUEL REDUCTION
2,088
ACRES OF HABITAT RESTORED

Local Corps served
2,900 Corpsmembers
that self-identified as...
95%
From a vulnerable community
80%
Black, Indigenous, Person of Color
36%
Non-high school graduate