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"excerpt": " Home - Conservation Corps North Bay (415) 454-4554 Facebook Instagram Linkedin Facebook Instagram Linkedin Donate Contact Us About History Our Mission & Values Board of Directors Our Team Careers CCNB in the News Programs Natural Resources Crews Zero Waste Crews Career Pathways Education Impact Outcomes Annual Reports Hire Us Recycle with Us! Sonoma County Services Marin County Services Events Become a Corpsmember Select Page Developing Youth and Conserving Natural Resources DONATE Become a Corpsmember › Paying jobs, education, and career coaching available Hire a Crew › Contract skilled CCNB crews for your Conservation or Zero Waste project Donate › Help a corpsmember achieve their goals on a path to a better future Our Impact Last Year Our Youth Corps... Diverted 590,882 pounds of E-waste from the landfill. Restored 579 acres of natural habitat. Reduced fire fuel on 879 acres of public and private land. Restored or maintained 199 miles of trails. Diverted 8,060 tires from the landfill. Want to see our long-term impact? Check out our annual reports! Project Spotlight Learning about Native Habitats With the help of our partners at Sonoma County Ag & Open Space, CCNB’s Sonoma County Youth Ecology Corps worked on an exciting invasive species removal and management project. This hands-on experience allows corpsmembers to identify invasive plants, learn the proper techniques of removal and management, and witness first-hand the importance of protecting native habitats for local species. “For the Sonoma County Youth Ecology Corps summer program, the crew spent about two weeks hand pulling English ivy, hedging down Himalayan blackberry, and removing the highly invasive French Broom for Sonoma County Ag + Open Space,” said Jenna Parsons, CCNB’s Natural Resources Supervisor who led the project. The focus on these three specific species stems from their proclivity to increase fire risk, dominate landscapes, and tendency to crowd out native species. Since these plants did not adapt in our local ecosystem, they create substantial fire risk by growing rapidly and rampantly, which has been linked to increased wildfire frequency and intensity. “We treated almost two acres of land in seven days along the creek and finished by continuing up into the backside of the easement, adjacent to the Hidden Valley neighborhood,” Jenna said. “Outside of the project’s scope, I led many short educational walks and talks about the native species that lived in the area, with an emphasis on tree identification, their roles in the ecosystem and the effects that the invasive species have on them,” she added. This is CCNB’s third consecutive year working at Paulin Creek with Sonoma County Ag + Open Space. This partnership has proved to be fruitful for corpsmembers’ growth. “We always look forward to working with [Sonoma County Ag + Open Space] every year,” Jenna said. Corpsmember Spotlight Anthony Anthony came to CCNB about a year and a half ago. Initially reserved and quiet, as his supervisors have highlighted, he was nonetheless determined and hardworking, and he managed to accomplish impressive feats. Within six months, Anthony had already earned Sawyer 1, Pole Saw, Chipper 1, and CAL IPC Native and Invasive Species Training certifications. His leadership skills also earned him an Assistant Crew Leader position. His supervisors have noted “he has been a huge help to multiple supervisors, stepping up, being a role model out in the field, and motivating others to keep on working hard.” He completed all levels of CCNB’s LevelUp system, and received the Corpsmember of the Month recognition, demonstrating his determination to succeed. His instinctive work ethic and drive led him to secure employment with the Tribal Eco Restoration Alliance. We are eager to witness where his determination will take him next. About Conservation Corps North Bay Our Mission & Values Board of Directors Careers The CCNB Chronicles Privacy Policy Programs Natural Resources Crews Zero Waste Crews Education Career Pathways Support Become a Corpsmember Donate Events Hire a Crew E-News Sign up to our newsletter to receive the latest updates about CCNB. Email Name Last name Subscribe Loading... Thank you! You have successfully joined our subscriber list. Copyright © 2022 Conservation Corps North Bay. All Rights Reserved. IRS ID #94-2831592. Contractors License #690064 ",
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