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Host an MCC Crew

MCC’s partners provide invaluable expertise, mentorship, and opportunities to MCC Corps Members.   In turn, MCC's hard-working and eager-to-learn crews help you accomplish priority conservation projects in a cost and time effective manner. Our mission would not be possible without the extensive collaboration of over 500 diverse partners—government agencies, other nonprofits, schools, foundations—who mobilize our corps members in hands-on service that keep our public lands safe, healthy, and accessible.

MCC's conservation stewardship projects include:

  • trail construction and maintenance
  • habitat restoration
  • native plant restoration
  • public park enhancement
  • road decommissioning
  • noxious weed eradication
  • fence building or removal 
  • fuels reduction

As an AmeriCorps program, MCC can only work on projects with a public benefit including non profits and public land agencies.

Why Partner with MCC?

  • We're reliable, versatile, and cost-effective
  • You'll give youth and young adults the opportunity to make a difference
  • We have a successful 30-year track record of completing conservation projects
  • We've worked on a wide variety of projects throughout MT, ID, WY, ND and SD
  • It's super simple, we have master agreements with USFS Region 1, 2 and 4, BLM, USFWS, BOR

What are the Benefits?

  • Flexibility to schedule projects, train members and design crews and internships based on your needs.
  • Turnkey operation:  MCC provides supervision, tools, transportation, and workers comp at a modest cost
  • Brings in a community partner with motivated and diverse youth and introduces you to future employees
  • Helps leverage additional project dollars
  • Energizes your staff and gets your job done with quality results and  high productivity.

[Image Description: A selfie of eight MCC members and a Grand Teton National Park ranger in front of an old barn with the Teton Mountain Range in the background.]

To partner with MCC on a Project, call 406.587.4475, or email mcc@mtcorps.org and we'd be glad to talk. 

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