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Conservation Youth Corps

a program of credit valley conservation

CYc registration is now open
CYC is now open for registration!

The Toronto and Region Conservation Authority are also offering a Conservation Youth Corps program this summer for those students living in North East Brampton and York Region. For more information about TRCA’s CYC program please contact Joanne Jeffery jjeffery@trca.on.ca

Please note that although the Peel District School Board permits students to begin collecting their 40 community service hours required to graduate starting in the month of June following graduation from grade 8, CVC’s Conservation Youth Corps requires that applicants must have already completed grade 9. Alternatively, CVC does offer opportunities for people of all ages to participate in volunteer workdays. If you would like to participate in a stewardship project please visit our Events Calendar (http://www.creditvalleyca.ca/about-cvc/events-calendar/) and get involved!

Who Are We?

Conservation Youth Corps (CYC) is a youth oriented volunteer program conducting environmental stewardship activities with high school classes and individuals in the Credit River watershed and surrounding areas.  CYC is a program of Credit Valley Conservation.

 

OUR PROGRAMS

CYC Summer Program; Volunteer with CYC on a week-long volunteer work term and earn up to 35 of your Community Involvement Hours required for graduation.  For more information or to register for this program follow the links.

Branch Out!; The Conservation Youth Corps “Branch Out!” Program enhances the secondary science and geography curriculum and raises students’ awareness about local climate change issues. Students are inspired to discover nature in their community and participate in a community stewardship project.

 

Check out our video for a better idea of what we do

 

“The symbolism – and the substantive significance – of planting a tree has universal power in every culture and every society on Earth; and it is a way for individual men, women and children to participate in creating solutions for the environmental crisis.”

Al Gore, 2007 Nobel Peace Prize Winner

 

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