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Youth Conservation Crew Member
MobilizeGreen. Participate in a Virtual Youth Conservation Program in partnership with the U.S.
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates commitment to environmental stewardship through participation in hands-on projects and learning about Green STEM career opportunities. Engages in leadership training and service learning while developing time management and self-care skills.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Environmental ProjectsGreen STEM Career OpportunitiesLeadership TrainingService LearningTime Management
ATS Keywords
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Hard Skills
Environmental ResilienceFire-Dependent EcologyWildfire MappingLeave No Trace Practices
Soft Skills
MentorshipSelf-Care
Certifications & Qualifications
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Industry Keywords
U.S. Forest ServiceConservation Program
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Participate in a Virtual Youth Conservation Program in partnership with the U.S. Forest Service
- Attend virtual lessons and curriculum focused on Green STEM career opportunities
- Complete hands-on environmental projects
- Explore environmental resilience, fire-dependent ecology and management, wildfire mapping, and the intersection between humans and the environment
- Learn Leave No Trace practices
- Participate in career and professional development, time management and self-care, and leadership training
- Engage in service learning, mentorship, and hands-on projects
Requirements
What you’ll need- Must be at least 15 by June 1 of the program year and may not be older than 18 years old before August 31 of the program year
- Must be enrolled in high school or a 2027 graduate
- Must be able to fully commit to program dates and meeting times
- Must be able to fulfill the essential functions of the assigned work with or without reasonable accommodations
- Have a valid U.S. Social Security number or have applied for a valid Social Security number by start of program
- Must be able to obtain a work permit if needed
- Must be a citizen of the United States or permanent resident
- 3 weeks; 5 hours a day, Monday through Friday
- Hours depend on time zone
Benefits
Comp & perks- Weekly stipend of $250 for participating
- Tech scholarships and equipment assistance (as needed)
- Develop collaboration and leadership skills
- Work with other high school students from across the country
- Explore and learn to protect natural resources
- Green careers networking & exploration
- Possibility of earning service learning hours
- Opportunities for service learning, mentorship, and hands on projects