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Restoration Coordinator California Climate Action Corps - 4.1 Crockett, CA Job Details Temporary | Full-time $3,204 a month 6 days ago Benefits Health insurance Tuition reimbursement Paid time off Professional development assistance Qualifications Project coordination High school diploma or GED Stakeholder management Full Job Description
CALIFORNIA CLIMATE ACTION CORPS
Restoration Coordinator at
Carquinez Regional Environmental Education Center Location :
Crockett California Number of Positions Available :
2
Time Commitment :
September 21, 2026 - August 13, 2027 This is a full-time, 11-month, 1700-hour program from September 21, 2026 - August 13, 2027. Fellows in this position commit to a 40-hour work week, Monday - Friday, approximately 8AM - 5PM, with occasional evening and weekend commitments based on project needs. 170-340 of these hours are dedicated to professional development. This is a hybrid position, onsite 3 days per week. •Please note : Due to the full-time commitment of the Fellowship, students enrolled in undergraduate courses between Sep 21, 2026 - Aug 13, 2027 will not be eligible to participate in the California Climate Action Corps Fellowship. —— About the California Climate Action Corps Fellowship The California Climate Action Corps has over 400 positions available across California for the 2026-27 CCAC Fellowship. This is a climate-focused, workforce development program for emerging climate and environmental leaders. These are paid, full-time fellowships—similar to internships—with 170-340 dedicated hours for professional development and training, providing hands-on experience in the climate field. CCAC Fellows are matched with organizations across California to mobilize communities to take direct climate action and lead projects focused on wildfire resiliency, urban greening, and organic waste diversion. ——— Applications are accepted May 1 - July 31, 2026, with priority consideration given to applicants who apply and undergo a CCAC info session before June 19. ——— Program Benefits Fellows in the Environmental Education and Native Plant Restoration program will gain invaluable hands-on experience in environmental education and ecological restoration, significantly enhancing their skill sets and career prospects in the green industries. They will also have the opportunity to build strong professional networks within the community, connecting with local organizations and volunteers that can support their future endeavors. Furthermore, this role allows fellows to develop leadership and teaching skills as they engage with participants, providing them with a unique platform to make a meaningful impact while advancing their own personal and professional growth.
Other benefits include:
Receive a $35,250 stipend (before taxes) distributed evenly over the 11-month service term Receive $10,000 in education awards (before taxes and upon completion of 1700 hours) Participation in 170-340 hours of training and professional development Receive $300 in professional development funds Receive food assistance via CalFresh (for those eligible) Forbearance on existing qualifying student loans and interest payments accrued during the service term Minimum essential healthcare coverage Childcare assistance (for those eligible) Description of Duties The Restoration Coordinator will help bridge environmental awareness and habitat restoration through engaging, hands-on experiences that deepen community connections to local ecosystems. With a dual focus on education and native plant stewardship, Coordinators will design and lead interactive programs that highlight the importance of biodiversity, native species, and sustainable practices. By overseeing restoration projects and nursery operations, Coordinators will foster meaningful participation from local volunteers—particularly those from underserved communities—and contribute to the long-term health of regional habitats. This role cultivates environmental literacy, inspires community stewardship, and strengthens both ecological and social resilience. Duties include, but are not limited to: Design and implement educational workshops and outreach programs centered on climate-focused sustainability and native plant ecosystems Coordinate native plant restoration efforts, including conducting site assessments, organizing community planting events, and supporting volunteer engagement in long-term maintenance of restoration areas Manage nursery operations by guiding volunteers in seed collection, propagation techniques, and care of native plant species for use in habitat restoration Develop creative educational materials and interactive tools that promote environmental stewardship and connect participants to local ecological challenges and solutions Lead improvements in the botanical garden and support off-site planting planning to ensure sustainable, high-impact restoration outcomes Track program data and analyze results to quantify climate impact Minimum Program Eligibility Requirements Live in California by August 14, 2026 Be at least 18 years of age by August 14, 2026 Must possess a high school diploma or equivalent Must be a US Citizen, US National, or lawful US resident to participate Preferred Qualifications/Skills Ability to lift up to 30 lbs, and experience in community outreach, composting, data/quantitative analysis, diverse outdoor conditions (rain, wind, heat, steep or uneven terrain), engaging with K-12 students, environmental education, environmental justice/equity, event coordination & planning, Google suite, graphic design, habitat restoration, landscape management, marketing & social media, multi-stakeholder collaboration, native plant management, project management, public speaking/facilitation, technical writing, traditional ecological knowledge, tree planting/care, and volunteer management & engagement. Must have access to a reliable vehicle. Fluency in American Sign Language or Spanish is a plus.
Other valuable contributions include:
An interest in climate change mitigation, volunteerism, or public service Experience with outreach, education, training, or community behavior change Fundamental understanding of climate change science, environmental policies in California, and/or environmental priorities Excellent organizational, writing, interpersonal, and speaking skills About The Carquinez Regional Environmental Education Center The mission of The Carquinez Regional Environmental Education Center is to inspire and educate youth and local communities about restoring and conserving native ecosystems. We aim to foster a deep understanding of the relationships within these ecosystems and their role in maintaining biodiversity. Through hands-on experiences, workshops, and community initiatives, we empower individuals to take action in protecting their natural surroundings. By instilling environmental stewardship, we cultivate a generation that values and participates in preserving our natural heritage. Additionally, we seek to establish partnerships with local organizations and schools to promote sustainable practices that benefit both people and the planet.
More info:
Creecyouth.org —— Apply Today! Applications are accepted May 1 - July 31, 2026, with priority consideration given to applicants who apply undergo a CCAC info session before June 19. Interviews will take place May-Aug, with all positions filled by September 4, 2026. This is a competitive program, and interviews are not guaranteed. CCAC is an equal opportunity Fellowship with a preference for candidates already living in the communities they will serve. Applicants can select up to 5 preferred positions within the California Climate Action Corps Fellowship application.
Job Types:
Full-time, Temporary Pay:
$3,204.00 per month
Benefits:
Health insurance Paid time off Professional development assistance Tuition reimbursement People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply
