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Welcome to EarthCorps

EarthCorps cultivates leaders and community partnerships to advance environmental justice. Each year we bring together passionate and hardworking young adults – who we call corps members – from the United States and across the globe for an environmental leadership development and green-jobs training program where we care for the lands, waters, and people of the Puget Sound region.

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Our Impact graphic. Since 1993, we’ve helped clean our air and water, build healthy communities, and propel global leaders. Under the tools graphic the text reads, 10,000 acres of restoration. Under the tree graphic the text reads, 1.7 million native trees and plants. Under the trees and trail graphic the text reads, 110+ trails built or maintained. Under the 5 people standing graphic the text reads, 1,000+ alumni. Under the earth graphic the text reads, 78 countries represented. Under the person with a shovel graphic, the text reads, 200,000+ volunteers.
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Rinzin Lama: An Award-Winning Advocate for Snow Leopards

Rinzin Lama is a 2014 EarthCorps alum from Nepal. He currently leads a snow leopard conservation initiative based in Nepal. He is a Rolex Awards laureate for his work in promoting local initiatives for biodiversity conservation and was featured in Time Magazine as a Next Generation Leader. Rinzin Lama’s journey in conservation has always been tied...

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Group of Corps Members with hard hats on, holding tools and standing in front of mountains.