Credit: Bureau of Land Management
Photo Credit: Bureau of Land Management
A member of the California Conservation Corps’ military veterans crew works on a trail that was part of a 10-day restoration project at Black Mountain Wilderness near Barstow.
Credit: Kyle Hamada/Conservation Lands Foundation
Photo Credit: Kyle Hamada/Conservation Lands Foundation
Several members of a California Conservation Corps military veterans crew remove tires dumped near an abandoned cement water trough in the Black Mountain Wilderness outside of Barstow.
Credit: Kyle Hamada/Conservation Lands Foundation
Photo Credit: Kyle Hamada/Conservation Lands Foundation
Members of one of the California Conservation Corps’ military veterans crews install one of more than 100 marker signs and route signs during a recent project in the Black Mountain Wilderness outside of Barstow.
Credit: Bureau of Land Management
Photo Credit: Bureau of Land Management
A member of one of the California Conservation Corps’ military veterans crews plants native plants as part of a recent restoration project in the Black Mountain Wilderness outside of Barstow.
Credit: Kyle Hamada/Conservation Lands Foundation
Photo Credit: Kyle Hamada/Conservation Lands Foundation
Two California Conservation Corps military veterans install a trail marker in the Black Mountain Wilderness outside of Barstow.
Credit: California Conservation Corps
Photo Credit: California Conservation Corps
Kaleigh Savage, a member of the California Conservation Corps’ military veterans crew assigned to the Inland Empire Center, rakes some weeds.
Credit: Charlotte Overby/Conservation Lands Foundation
Photo Credit: Charlotte Overby/Conservation Lands Foundation
Wildflowers bloom in the Black Mountain Wilderness near Barstow where one of the California Conservation Corps’ military veterans crews recently completed a project.
Credit: Bureau of Land Management
Photo Credit: Bureau of Land Management
A group of military veterans in the California Conservation Corps take a break from a recent work assignment in the Black Mountain Wilderness outside of Barstow.
Conservation Corps Gives Military Vets a New Direction in Civilian Life
A $35,000 Edison International grant funds jobs for veterans to repair public parklands.
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