The Programs
ShreveCORE (Cultivators Of Resilient Ecosystems) is designed to train environmental stewards entering the workforce with the skills needed for green jobs. The program prepares participants for careers in green industries by providing hands-on experience in litter abatement, urban farming and orchard management, urban forestry, waste reduction, and blighted-lot beautification and remediation. Environmental stewards also assist with hazardous waste sorting and other environmental projects, gaining practical skills and certifications that support sustainable career pathways.
ShreveCORE Member Role
Complete a full term of service (200 hours)
Remediate and beautify unused lots in low-income zip codes
building gardens, planting vegetables, flowers, trees, and more
Litter & Debris removal
Lifting up to 25 pounds
Work as a team with individuals from diverse backgrounds
Assist in the recruitment and training of volunteers as well as new members
Engage in Household Hazardous Waste events
Participate in the Bi-Annual tree giveaways
ShreveCorps Eligibility
Minimum of 17 years of age by the day of enrollment
U.S citizen, U.S. National, or a lawful permanent resident of the United States
Maintain a positive attitude
Willingness to work outdoors in the elements
Work as a team with individuals from diverse backgrounds
No prior experience is required
Must be willing to complete and pass a national background check
Benefits
Earn biweekly paychecks
Receive on-the-job training in gardening, sustainability, community outreach, and more.
Personal and professional development training, financial literacy, job readiness, etc!
Develop meaningful connections with current and future community leaders and friendships to last a lifetime!
Enjoy the satisfaction of improving lives in our community.
SHREVEPORT GREEN
The Programs
ShreveCORE (Cultivators Of Resilient Ecosystems) is designed to train environmental stewards entering the workforce with the skills needed for green jobs. The program prepares participants for careers in green industries by providing hands-on experience in litter abatement, urban farming and orchard management, urban forestry, waste reduction, and blighted-lot beautification and remediation. Environmental stewards also assist with hazardous waste sorting and other environmental projects, gaining practical skills and certifications that support sustainable career pathways.
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Minimum of 17 years of age by the day of enrollment
U.S citizen, U.S. National, or a lawful permanent resident of the United States
Maintain a positive attitude
Willingness to work outdoors in the elements
Work as a team with individuals from diverse backgrounds
No prior experience is required
Must be willing to complete and pass a national background check
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Complete a full term of service (200 hours)
Remediate and beautify unused lots in low-income zip codes
- building gardens, planting vegetables, flowers, trees, and more
Litter & Debris removal
Lifting up to 25 pounds
Work as a team with individuals from diverse backgrounds
Assist in the recruitment and training of volunteers as well as new members
Engage in Household Hazardous Waste events
Participate in the Bi-Annual tree giveaways
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