Applications now open for Washington Conservation Corps - Lynnwood Today

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The Washington Conservation Corps is inviting applications for its AmeriCorps program, specifically targeting young adults and military veterans eager to pursue careers in environmental fields. This initiative, managed by the Washington State Department of Ecology, provides participants with valuable hands-on experience in conservation projects throughout the state. The program not only equips individuals with practical skills but also emphasizes the importance of environmental stewardship. Participants can expect to engage in a variety of tasks that enhance their understanding of ecological issues while contributing to community service. The Washington Conservation Corps aims to develop a workforce committed to environmental sustainability and conservation efforts.

Interested applicants should submit their applications promptly, as positions are limited and will be filled on a rolling basis. This opportunity represents a significant chance for young adults and veterans to make a meaningful impact while gaining experience in the growing field of environmental conservation. The program underscores Washington's commitment to fostering new leaders in the environmental sector.

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