Fall Restoration Member (Two 300hr terms)
americorpsNorth Charleston (SC)
Fall Restoration Member (Two 300hr terms)
Posted 16 days ago
americorpsNorth Charleston (SC)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Languages
English
Environmental Stewardship Work: Constructing trails, boardwalks and bridges, Freshwater and tidal saltwater quality monitoring, Installing native rain gardens, Planting native plants, trees and shrubs, Salt marsh and oyster restoration.
Benefits:
Ameri Corps members accepted for this position may be eligible for the following, subject to federal and state law, governing grant terms and conditions, and program stipulated requirements. Learn more about Ameri Corps member benefits here (LINK) Living allowance: Total of $8100 for 18 weeks (Two 300hr terms) Education Award: Total of $3,130.16 (Two 300hr terms) (Learn more about the Ameri Corps Segal Education Award Here (LINK) Member Assistance Program (MAP): Premium package that includes; three face-to-face or virtual counseling sessions, 24/7 toll-free telephonic access to services, unlimited in-the-moment counseling services with master’s degree level counselors, medical advocacy, financial assistance, life coaching (up to 3 sessions), work/life resources and referrals Training Provided: The ECC Program is dedicated to providing members with field-based certifications and conservation-based training during their time of service: Fall Cohort: Habitat Restoration Adopt-A-Stream Freshwater and Tidal Saltwater Monitoring Certification Charleston Waterkeeper Microplastics Monitoring Clemson Extension Master Rain Gardener Certification Track Worksite Safety CPR/First Aid Jobsite and Tool Safety Professional Development/Soft Skills Financial Literacy Workshop Resume/Cover Letter Workshop
Member Duties:
Constructing trails, boardwalks and bridges Partners: Charleston County Parks, South Carolina State Parks, SC Forestry Commission, and Francis Marion National Forest, Freshwater and tidal saltwater monitoring of four designated sites and performing water sampling, microplastic monitor. Partners are the SC Department of Environmental Services and Clemson University’s Adopt-A-Stream program and Charleston Waterkeeper. Designing native rain gardens. Partners: Clemson Cooperative Extension, Charleston Parks Conservancy and Charleston County Parks., Planting native plants & trees Partners: Clemson Cooperative Extension, Charleston Parks Conservancy, Fields to Families, and Charleston County Parks. Salt marsh and oyster restoration along the coast of South Carolina with SC Department of Natural Resources SCORE (South Carolina Oyster Recycling and Enhancement) program.
Program Benefits:
Stipend,
Member Assistance Program,
Training,
Living Allowance,
Education award upon successful completion of service.
Terms
Car recommended,
Permits working at another job during off hours,
Uniforms provided and required.
Service Areas
Environment.
Skills
Public Speaking,
Leadership,
Conflict Resolution,
Team Work,
Environment.
Summary:
Program Type
Ameri Corps State / National
Program
Fall Restoration Member (Two 300hr terms)
Program Start/End Date
09/28/2026 - 01/29/2027
Work Schedule
Full Time
Education level
High school diploma/GED
Age Requirement
Minimum: 18 Maximum: 25
Program Locations
SOUTH CAROLINA
Languages
English
Accepting Applications
From 07/01/2026 To 08/10/3036
To Apply
Phone 8435293421
E-mail marni@sustainabilityinstitutesc.org
Website https://sustainabilityinstitute.formstack.com/forms/ecc_fall_2026_application
Contact
Marni Friedman
3973 Rivers Ave
North Charleston SC 29405
8435293421
marni@sustainabilityinstitutesc.org
https://sustainabilityinstitutesc.org/programs/environmental-conservation-corps/
Listing ID
130390
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