Cooperative Agreement P22AC02070
- This Cooperative Agreement award, provided by the National Park Service under the Youth and Veteran Organizations Conservation Activities program (CFDA 15.931), will fund a project to restore 3 campgrounds and 131 miles of trails at Lassen Volcanic National Park in California. A 15-person crew from the California Conservation Corps (CCC), a non-profit youth-serving organization, will perform maintenance tasks such as clearing hazardous trees, installing picnic tables, and repairing drainage...
- The U.S. National Park Service awarded a $127,563 Cooperative Agreement under the Youth and Veteran Organizations Conservation Activities program (CFDA 15.931) to the Northwest Youth Corps to carry out natural and cultural resource conservation projects on Department of the Interior lands. The project aims to improve sections of the No Name Trail by creating a hardened surface, adding passing and resting areas, and establishing an overlook. Young participants will collaborate with land...
- The National Park Service (NPS), through the Youth and Veteran Organizations Conservation Activities program (CFDA 15.931), awarded a $100,688 Cooperative Agreement to American Conservation Experience (ACE), a non-profit organization, to provide youth with training, place-based learning, trade education, and mentoring focused on trails maintenance and vegetation management on public lands. The project will engage conservation corps participants in hands-on work including vegetation management,...
- This $259,789.92 federal Cooperative Agreement award was provided by the National Park Service under the Youth and Veteran Organizations Conservation Activities program (CFDA 15.931) to the California Conservation Corps (CCC). The purpose of the award is to foster youth development and environmental stewardship through hands-on natural resource management and trail maintenance projects in Sequoia National Park. The project will engage youth participants in conservation activities to enhance...
- The National Park Service, through the Youth and Veteran Organizations Conservation Activities program (CFDA 15.931), awarded a $154,608 Cooperative Agreement to Conservation Legacy to engage six youth in trail maintenance and rehabilitation projects on Department of the Interior lands. The project will focus on the Kaymoor Miners Trail in West Virginia, with activities including the reconstruction of stone and timber staircases, deferred tread and drainage maintenance, and brushing along...
- The National Park Service awarded a $178,933.33 Cooperative Agreement on June 4, 2025 under the Youth and Veteran Organizations Conservation Activities program (CFDA 15.931) to Conservation Legacy, a non-profit organization operating under the name Southwest Conservation Corps. The agreement funds a project to rehabilitate the 3-mile Bullhead Trail within a national park by addressing safety issues such as exposed roots, erosion, and failing trail structures. The National Park Service trail crew...
- This Cooperative Agreement award, provided by the National Park Service under the Youth and Veteran Organizations Conservation Activities program (CFDA 15.931), will fund trail maintenance and construction projects at Catoctin Mountain Park in Maryland. The $223,986.66 award to Conservation Legacy, operating as the Southwest Conservation Corps, will utilize two 6-person intern crews to: 1) repair 2 miles of the Chimney Rock Trail by removing hazardous rocks, regrading the trail, and installing...
- This Cooperative Agreement award of $215,333.33 from the National Park Service under the Youth and Veteran Organizations Conservation Activities program (CFDA 15.931) will engage Conservation Legacy, a non-profit organization operating as the Southwest Conservation Corps, to rehabilitate and restore the trail systems and structures within Prince William Forest Park in Virginia. The project will involve clearing vegetation and debris, replenishing and restoring the trail tread, replacing and...
- This Cooperative Agreement award, provided by the National Park Service's Youth and Veteran Organizations Conservation Activities program (CFDA 15.931), will utilize American Conservation Experience, a non-profit youth and veteran serving organization, to carry out natural and cultural resource conservation, education, and volunteer service projects at Cumberland Gap National Historical Park. Over the 5-year period of performance from July 2025 to June 2030, the $200,600 award will fund a...
- The California Conservation Corps will receive $338,496 through a Cooperative Agreement award from the Department of the Interior National Park Service Pacific West Region. The award is part of the Youth and Veteran Organizations Conservation Activities program (CFDA 15.931), which seeks to utilize qualified non-profit youth and veteran serving organizations to carry out appropriate natural and cultural resource conservation, education, volunteer service and education projects on Department of...
THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE CONSERVATION CORPS NORTH BAY CCNB HAVE COLLABORATED FOR YEARS ON VARIOUS NATURAL RESOURCES PROJECTS, INCLUDING TRAIL RESTORATION, FUELS REDUCTION ACTIVITIES, AND RECYCLING PROJECTS THIS PROJECT WILL CONTINUE THEIR PARTNERSHIP BY FUNDING LOCAL YOUTH IN A TRAIL RESTORATION PROJECT AT POINT REYES NATIONAL SEASHORE PORE OR PARK THE COMPLETION OF THIS PROJECT WILL GREATLY IMPROVE VISITOR ACCESS AND MAKE THE TRAIL SAFER FOR THE PUBLIC PORE TRAIL CREW EMPLOYEES WILL ASSIST WITH TRAINING AND MENTORING THE CCNB CREW THROUGH THIS PARTNERSHIP THE NPS WILL PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR PUBLIC SERVICE, YOUTH EMPLOYMENT, YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING, AND ACCOMPLISHING CONSERVATION PROJECTS PROJECT OBJECTIVES A CCNB CREW WILL PERFORM MAINTENANCE ON TRIAL DRAINAGE DEVICES, VEGETATION CLEARING, AND CLEARING OF WIND FALLEN TREES ON THE COMBINED 4 7 MILES OF MT WITTENBERG AND OLD PINE TRAILS LOCATED AT PORE THE CREW WILL CLEAN OUT LOOSE SEDIMENT AND RECONSTRUCT THE DRAINAGE DEVICES AS NEEDED THE CCNB CREW WILL REPLACE SEVEN RETAINING WALLS NEAR THE TOP OF MT WITTENBERG TRAIL, THE WALLS HAD BURNED AWAY IN AN AUGUST 2020 WOODWARD WILDFIRE THE WALL LENGTHS RANGE FROM 6 TO 29 FEET, WITH HEIGHTS OF 1 TO 4 FEET THESE RETAINING WALLS HELD THE TRAIL IN PLACE, PREVENTING EROSION AND TRAIL SLIPPAGE, AND REQUIRE REPLACEMENT IN KIND TO MAINTAIN THE INTEGRITY OF THE TRAIL IF NEEDED AND FUNDING ALLOWS, THE CCNB CREW WILL CLEAR WIND FELL TREES AND PERFORM TREAD REPAIRS AND VEGETATION MANAGEMENT PARK WIDE THE YOUTH CREW WILL LEARN IMPORTANT SKILLS IN TEAMWORK AND LEADERSHIP, AND THE PROJECT HOPES TO STIMULATE INTEREST IN CONSERVATION CAREERS THE CCNB CREW WILL BE ASSISTED BY THE TRAILS PROGRAMS COORDINATOR AND OTHER TRAIL CREW STAFF AS NEEDED
Mod # | Description | ReasonForModification | Federal Obligation | Date |
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| Not listed | $0 | 11/8/23 | ||
| Not listed | ($2k) | 11/8/23 | ||
| Not listed | $0 | 10/26/23 | ||
| Not listed | $144.4k | 8/30/22 |