Land Conservation Crew Members (Eastern Plains)

CORPS NETWORK; Boulder (CO); On-site; USD 52,780 - 62,790; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Biweekly stipend of $1,160

Scholarship of $1,565.08–$1,956.35

Hands-on training in environmental stewardship

Job summary

A nonprofit organization seeks Land Conservation Crew Members in Eastern Plains, Colorado. This position lasts 11-13 weeks and involves team-based work in forestry and tree management while completing environmental projects. Corpsmembers will receive First Aid/CPR training, a stipend of $1,160 biweekly, and a scholarship ranging from $1,565.08 to $1,956.35 based on service duration. Candidates aged 18-24 are encouraged to apply, especially those with diverse backgrounds.

Qualifications

• Candidates should be aged 18-24 with a dedication to hard work and a positive attitude.

Responsibilities

• Implement land conservation projects under crew supervision.
• Operate tools and equipment related to trail building and habitat restoration.
• Participate in First Aid/CPR training.
• Maintain accurate records of work performed.

Job description

Land Conservation Crew Members (Eastern Plains)

Position title: Land Conservation Crew Members (Eastern Plains)

Type of Position: Corpsmember (Crew)

Location: Eastern Plains, Colorado

Project/Program Focus: Forestry/Tree Management

This program is part of the Mile High Youth Corps, a nonprofit that provides paid work experience for youth ages 18‑24. Corpsmembers earn a stipend and a scholarship while completing community‑based environmental projects on public lands.

Position Description

The role is team‑based, lasting 11 or 13 weeks. Corpsmembers will receive First Aid/CPR training and additional training in stewardship skillsets such as S‑212 Wildland Fire Chainsaw operation (required for sawyers), trail building and maintenance, habitat restoration, park development, and historic preservation.

Job Duties

• Implement land conservation projects under crew supervision.
• Operate tools and equipment related to trail building, habitat restoration, and fire suppression.
• Participate in First Aid/CPR training and apply safety procedures.
• Maintain accurate records of work performed.

Benefits

• Stipend of $1,160 biweekly.
• Scholarship of $1,565.08–$1,956.35 based on term of service.
• Hands‑on training in environmental stewardship and leadership.

Eligibility

Age 18‑24. Candidates should bring dedication to hard work, a positive attitude, and a commitment to a year‑long service experience.

MHYC is committed to hiring candidates with unique backgrounds and perspectives. If you are interested in this position but are concerned about meeting all requirements, we encourage you to apply.