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Save the Date for our next Giving Day on September 20, 2022.
About SCA Giving Day
SCA Giving Day is a 24-hour online fundraising event where alumni, their parents, staff, donors, family, and friends come together to support the organization’s mission of developing the next generation of conservation leaders.
See what we accomplished on SCA’s fourth annual Giving Day!
Today is SCA Giving Day. Make a gift, make a difference.
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Giving Challenges
On September 20th, your gift will unlock additional funds that will help us raise more money for programs that are important to you!
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SCA is Everywhere
$150 Bonus Round
Social Challenges
Through the social challenges, you will be able to tell your SCA story so more people know why our mission is so important.
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📣 Internship Opportunity 📣![]()
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The SCA seeks candidates to serve on our Prairie Pothole Fuels Reduction Team in South Dakota!![]()
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Expected Dates: July 31, 2023 – Oct. 20, 2023![]()
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This position will assist with hazardous fuels reduction through invasive tree removal projects within the Prairie Pothole Region, which is critical habitat for waterfowl, including nearly half of all ducks that hatch in the United States. 🦆![]()
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The selected candidates will receive wilderness medicine and chainsaw training along with eligibility for an AmeriCorps education award.![]()
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Ready to help protect public lands so wildlife can thrive?![]()
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Join The Crew. bit.ly/3XegwyR
Prairie Pothole Fuels Reduction Team (SD) (PO-00735402) - Student Conservation Association
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Wield a chainsaw alongside a team to restore wetlands in SD!
Kudos to our BridgeUP Environment NYC Conservation Leadership Corps 2023 school year crew! ![]()
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The SCA crew completed hands-on conservation projects at six locations throughout New York City with agencies from city, state and national levels. This mighty team of 10 improved 150 feet of trail and 100 feet of shoreline and installed three drainage dips on a trail. The team learned new skills, from plant identification to trail navigation, while fostering an appreciation for green spaces.![]()
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We thank the Helen Gurley Brown Foundation for supporting the BridgeUP Environment program and these conservation leaders!
Student Conservation Association members, in collaboration with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, will assist in educating the public who visit several of the Catskill region's most frequently visited trails this summer. 👏
Visitor use, education initiatives for state forest preserves -
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New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Basil Seggos today announced new and continued efforts planned for the 2023 outdoor recreation season to protect public safet...
SCA interns are constantly learning new things while protecting the planet! Check it out. ⬇️Hello! Student Conservation Association intern Pep here! ![]()
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Last week I got to visit the San Marcos Aquatic Resources Center and had the chance to visit some staff and learn about interesting programs they’re working on. I got to tour various aquatic husbandry tanks and observe their work with the endangered Texas Blind Salamanders -- I’d never heard of those! These critters rely on clean and cool waters from the Edwards Aquifer. I learned that in their juvenile stage, they have eye spots and can only partially see but once fully grown, they are totally BLIND. ![]()
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They look like little dragons to me! 🐉![]()
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photo: P. Cantwell/USFWS![]()
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#HoustonWild #SanMarcos #wildlifephotography
Today we celebrate World Ocean Day from coast to coast! 🌊 ![]()
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Protecting this shared ecosystem is essential for health, combating the effects of climate change and more.![]()
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At the Student Conservation Association, our members have worked at several national seashores, including Cape Hatteras, Point Reyes and Cape Cod, assisting with managing natural resources and monitoring endangered marine life. 🐟
What does your office view look like?![]()
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At the Student Conservation Association, our participants get to protect the planet while surrounded by nature and iconic landscapes.![]()
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Join The Crew. Visit thesca.org!![]()
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📷: SCA Appalachian Trail Crew.
Colorado has height on its side. Meet the next all-star park at 14,000 feet above sea level. ⛰️![]()
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Just about an hour and 30-minute drive from Denver, Rocky Mountain National Park boasts a variety of ecosystems from wetlands to alpine tundra. ![]()
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This green space is home to more than 60 mammal species, 280 recorded bird species and 11 fish species. You will also find amphibians and countless insects!![]()
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SCA crew members have maintained several of Rocky Mountain’s trails by clearing downed trees, building rock and log waterbars and installing retaining walls and bridges.
Student Conservation Association intern Addy Kirtley assisted in the creation of a unique quilt celebrating the 150th Anniversary of the National Fish Hatchery System of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.![]()
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The 82 quilt squares represent the diversity of species raised, work done and research conducted at Fish and Aquatic Conservation facilities across the nation.
National Fish Hatchery 150th anniversary quilt on display at D.C. Booth through June
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The archives required that the facility’s name and establishment year were included. Beyond that, the facility was free to let their creativity flow.
SCA Wildlife Management Interns for the win! ![]()
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Our participants are actively working to monitor and protect sea turtle nesting sites at Cumberland Island National Seashore and other locations across the country. 🐢 💚
We prefer dark mode. 🦇![]()
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Happy National Cave Week! For many bat species, these underground rock formations are the ultimate dwelling. ![]()
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Some bats are in caves year-round, while others utilize the space during winter months.![]()
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SCA Bat Monitoring Interns at Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky work to evaluate bat populations and assess the impacts of White Nose Syndrome (WNS), a fungal disease that is decimating bats across North America.![]()
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📷: Eastern small-footed bat (Myotis leibii), Mammoth Cave National Park. (National Park Service)
