Our Impact
223
Clean & Green Corpsmembers
10
football fields of fire fuel cleared from the urban-wildlife interface
415
Young Adult Corpsmembers
$122,000
Provided in financial assistance to Corpsmembers in need
232,875
hours of job training and work experience
209
vocational training certifications
96%
of Corpsmembers who complete the program find jobs when they leave
49,000
illegally dumped bulky items collected
4,800
trees planted = taking 576,000 cars off the road
98
Russell Kantor Next Step Fund + AmeriCorps Education Awardees
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CORPSMEMBER SPOTLIGHT
ALEXIS HERNANDEZ
Life before coming to the LA Conservation Corps was not as productive or positive for Alexis as it is now. Previously, he didn’t have the drive to finish something that required effort. Alexis would waste his time doing negative things not thinking about how it affected the people around him. The Corps not only helped Alexis buckle down and finish school, but it also helped him gain skills like being on time, thinking ahead, and learning how to work well with others. Alexis also credits the Corps with helping him learn the right and safe way to do things and discovering that he can do anything as long as he puts effort, time, and hard work into it. Alexis has been so inspired by his own transformation that once he leaves the Corps, he wants to use his new skills to help others develop skills of their own, so they can live a positive lifestyle, too.
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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT
BALDWIN HILLS TRAIL & STORM WATER RESTORATION PROJECT
The LA Conservation Corps, California State Parks and the Los Angeles Audubon Society are working together on a trail construction, restoration, and maintenance, and habitat restoration at the Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook in Culver City. Corpsmembers are grading and widening or narrowing trails that have been impacted by wear and tear, installing barriers, rebuilding the stairs, closing unsanctioned trails, and restoring habitat that have been damaged by guests going off trail or forging unsanctioned trails. Corpsmembers are learning construction and environmental skills as well as gaining valuable customer service experience by interacting with the countless numbers of visitors that frequent this destination each and every day.
