Beyond work, teens will explore Yellowstone's natural resources, learn about National Park Service careers, and enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking and rafting.

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK – The park is now accepting applications for the Youth Conservation Corps Program this summer.

The month-long program offers students aged 15 to 18 a chance to work on conservation projects like trail rehabilitation and campground restoration. Participants will also collect data for science projects.

Beyond work, teens will explore Yellowstone's natural resources, learn about National Park Service careers, and enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking and rafting.

Applications are due March 1.

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