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OUR MISSION

To connect the Deaf Community and the outdoors through education, recreation and careers.

OUR PROGRAMS

OUTDOOR EDUCATION

217

Deaf youth through environmental education

RECREATION EVENTS

1563

community members through outdoor recreation events

CORPSTHAT CREW

116

Deaf youth and young adults hired in conservation programming

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CorpsTHAT works to support the inclusion of Deaf and Hard of Hearing participants in conservation corps and outdoor programs. #deafoutdoors

Bam! It’s a record! Our Vermont Crew enjoyed int

Bam! It’s a record! Our Vermont Crew enjoyed interacting freely with the National Park Services staff at their work place last summer. This was possible because our project partners took our ASL classes before having our crews working there for the summer!

Make a difference in the outdoors for the Deaf Community by providing accessibility! Our 10-weeks Spring ASL classes are OPEN!

Have you registered for our ASL classes yet? Register at the link under our bio picture #aslclasses #deafaslclass #onlineaslclasses #onlineclasses #zoom #corpsthat #outdoorsprofessional

VD: a video loop of some people in safety vests and hard helmets in front of a white car. Some of them are signing “record” with both hands. “Record’ in this context means a new record.

Last year our Conservation Corps Crew in Vermont w

Last year our Conservation Corps Crew in Vermont worked with National Forest Foundation, Green Mountain National Forest, and US Forest Service to remove invasive plants from Bingo Brooks Trail. Wild Chervils are invasive plants, and the crew pulled them out and filled over 40 10-gal bags!

By removing the invasive plants from the area, the native plants will be able to grow and thrive.

@nationalforests @u.s.forestservice
#NFFGranteesAreGreat #NFFHealthyForests #usforestservice #vermont #invasiveplants #nativeplants

ID 1: a yellowing plant held by a blue glove. In the background is a blurred shot of a rocky road with a black trash bag next to a pari of legs.

ID 2: Green plant that was pulled out and placed on a rocky road. The plant looks like carrot plant at the top (leaves) and the bottom are roots.

ID 3: A picture of a thick green forest. In the middle is a woman in a gray work helmet and yellow safely vest. She is smiling to the camera and she is holding up a pulled plant with roots.

ID 4: a crowd of people in work helmets and yellow safety vests are standing in a circle. The people are standing on a dirt road. Behind is a white pickup truck with black trash bags in the bed. Behind them is a forest.

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Spring is here! Thinking about starting a garden t

Spring is here! Thinking about starting a garden this year? Here are five qualities we think are important to have in gardening!
1. Pick the right location
2. Start small to plant seeds with healthy soil
3. Grow different plant types in the same seasons
4. Follow Watering Amount
5. Plenty of sun!

#corpsthat #gardening #firstdayofspring

ID 1: The people on the bottom are cartoon people. They are gardening and are working with soil and plants. On top is a black text that says "Happy Spring! Here are some gardening tips!"
ID 2: A picture of grown plants in wooden boxes.
ID 3: A picture of different hand soiled and grown up plants near wood.
ID 4: A picture grows different plant types in things like carrots, beets ,parsnips, scallions, cabbage, and more.
ID 5: A picture of water sources and different water hoses, water pump ,water pot ,and water bottles.
ID 6: Picture of grass with sun shining down

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