Description
The National Park Service intends to award a single source justified cooperative agreement to Montana Conservation Corps for the 2019 Yellowstone Frontcountry Youth Work Projects. The project aims to engage youth in work-based learning projects and leadership education programs in Yellowstone National Park. The recipient will be responsible for carrying out the statement of work, providing transportation, food, and camping gear, and adhering to federal, state, and local laws and regulations. The project will focus on frontcountry projects, including trail work, painting, and staining, and will provide opportunities for youth to learn about natural resources and develop leadership and conservation skills.
• The project will utilize nine MCC crews to work on frontcountry projects in Yellowstone National Park from June to September 2019.
• The recipient will provide four young adult crews, five youth crews, and four 1-day middle school service projects.
• The project will include work on trails, campgrounds, and picnic areas, as well as education and recreational activities.
• The National Park Service will provide funding, oversight, and technical assistance to the recipient.
• The project will promote greater public and private participation in natural and cultural preservation programs and activities.