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OUR MISSION

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

OUR PROGRAMS

OUTDOOR EDUCATION

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Deaf youth through environmental education

RECREATION EVENTS

563

community members through outdoor recreation events

CORPSTHAT CREW

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Deaf leaders 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.

TOOLS!! Get the job done! We wouldn’t be able to

TOOLS!! Get the job done! We wouldn’t be able to do all the work we did this summer without our tools. Trail tools are a bit different than any other kind of tool, they are specialized to work hard in dirt, rocks and wood and also be able to be carried up mountains and many miles into the forest. @bmoretoolbank supplied us most of the tools we needed to get the job done! Can you recognize some if the tools we used? #trailwork #deafoutdoors #corpsthat #trailtools #toolbank

During the last week of our program our crew worke

During the last week of our program our crew worked with @baltimorecompostcollective at the Filbert Street Garden. They learned in depth about the composting process from Marvin who has been working tirelessly to better the environment and living conditions of South Baltimore which has two trash incinerators nearby polluting the air and ecosystem. They worked hard to turn and complete the composting system from start to finish creating Black Gold! They also helped feed all the goats, ducks and harvest the honey from the hives! #baltimorecompostcollective
*of corse no animals harmed in these photos 😝

HAPPY NATIONAL FOREST WEEK!! Our #corpsthatcrew go

HAPPY NATIONAL FOREST WEEK!! Our #corpsthatcrew got to work with the #georgewashingtonjeffersonnationalforest for 3 weeks of their 4 week program and they loved it! They got to learn more about the forests ecosystem, different jobs in the national forest and got to enjoy all the beautiful views from their work sites! Join us in celebrating our @nationalforests with the National Forest Foundation. Through this organization we received a grant to complete the work we did on the national forest and hire 7 Deaf and Hard of Hearing youth and young adults for this summer’s crew! #nationalforestweek

Crew worked and filmed on the lands of the Blackfoot, Crow, Cheyenne and Očhéthi šakówin peoples.

[Transcript]: Welcome to the George Washington Jefferson National Forest!!

[Image Description]: Drone shot of CorpsTHAT Conservation Crew wearing hardhats and green work shirts lined up in front of rolling green mountains in the background. Camera focus on the crew then pans up to the background.

Our last day of our first conservation corps crew

Our last day of our first conservation corps crew was spent cleaning all the gear we used and wrapping up the program. A value we follow in the corps world is ‘leave it better than you found it’ we apply this practice in the work we do, in following #leavenotrace when in the outdoors and when we are done with a program in making sure our gear is good to go for the next group. @parksandpeople graciously donated their space to us so we could spread out and deep clean all our gear! The crew also got to chat with Deaf @u.s.forestservice employee Ryan Means and learn more about working for the USFS!

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