Yukon Youth Conservation Corps ### 📋 Eligible Entities - Community organizations and non-profits - Local governments and municipalities - Indigenous communities and organizations - Environmental and conservation groups - Educational institutions - Public agencies requiring conservation work - Businesses with conservation-focused projects (secondary eligibility) ### 💰 Funding Details - Crew Size: 1 to 5 students per project - Cost Coverage: Majority of hiring costs covered by the program - Included Costs: - Student wages/stipends - Basic training and equipment provision - Transportation to project sites - Camping accommodation (when required) - Funding Model: Subsidy-based (non-repayable grant) - Financial Commitment: Applicant typically covers remaining portion of costs (not specified in program description) ### 🛠️ Approved Expenses - Summer conservation projects and initiatives - Environmental restoration work - Habitat protection and improvement - Trail maintenance and development - Invasive species removal - Community environmental improvements - Land stewardship projects - Ecological monitoring and assessment work - Youth training and skill development in conservation ### ⚠️ Conditions & Milestones - Timing: Summer-based program (seasonal employment) - Student Requirement: Crew must consist of 1 to 5 young people/students - Supervision: Students must be supervised throughout project work - Project Duration: Must align with summer season timeline - Community Benefit: Projects should provide clear community/environmental benefit - Training: Basic training provided as part of program (mandatory participation) - Geographic Scope: Projects must take place within Yukon communities - Reporting: Likely requires project outcomes reporting and performance metrics