Veterans Conservation Corps

10/12/2026

Your voice matters. Your experience matters. Your representation matters.

WDVA is recruiting women Veterans to serve on the Women Veterans Advisory Committee (WVAC) and help strengthen the voice of women Veterans across Washington.

We are especially seeking representation from:
• Spokane, Pullman and Walla Walla
• Pacific County
• Whatcom County

WVAC members advise WDVA leadership, elevate issues affecting women Veterans, support outreach and help ensure women Veterans have equitable access to the benefits, services and support they earned.

If you are a woman Veteran in one of these communities, we encourage you to apply and bring your perspective to the table.

Apply: https://loom.ly/3dXjbFw

Learn more about WVAC and resources for women Veterans: https://loom.ly/s87TpBE

10/08/2026

Join us for a Kitsap County Veterans Resource Provider Roundtable & Resource Fair on Wednesday, Oct. 21, in Bremerton!

Connect with local resources, services, and organizations supporting Veterans and their families throughout the community.

Veterans Resource Provider Roundtable:
📅 Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026
⏰ 10 a.m.–11:45 a.m.
💻 Zoom option available: https://loom.ly/ZTWMus8

Following the roundtable, Veterans and their families are invited to attend the Veterans Resource Fair and connect with local organizations, services, and resources.

Veterans Resource Fair:
⏰ 12 p.m.–1:30 p.m.

📍 Bremerton Elks Lodge #1181
4131 Pine Rd. NE, Bremerton

Learn more: https://loom.ly/eWEPWpE

09/28/2026

This week is National Farm Safety and Health Week, and would like to honor our farmers, ranchers, and agricultural workers who contribute so much to our state, but also the world! There are over 6,000 Veterans in our agricultural community in Washington State, many of whom reside in rural counties.

Seeking assistance and asking for help continues to be a challenge for some, with continued stigma being a barrier to health, wellness, and su***de prevention efforts in both the agricultural and Veteran communities.

We are grateful for our partners who serve Veterans in this space, and there are resources available which further promotes health and safety during this important week: https://loom.ly/BlGMID0

If you or someone you know is a farmer, rancher, or agricultural worker, there are support available for those in crisis:

AgriStress Helpline: 833-897-2474 (24/7)
Farm Aid: 1-800-FARM-AID (6 AM–6 PM PT)
Veterans Crisis Line: 988, Option 1

08/19/2026

Looking for hands-on conservation experience?

The Washington Veterans Conservation Corps is recruiting for a **paid internship with the Palouse Conservation District in southeast Whitman County.

As an intern, you'll work alongside conservation professionals to restore riparian habitats, improve water quality, enhance fish and wildlife habitat, and support sustainable land management. You'll gain experience in restoration projects, habitat enhancement, education and outreach, research, and conservation practices while working outdoors across the Palouse.

Internship details:
• 6-month internship with the possibility of extension
• Full-time (40 hours/week): $3,200/month stipend
• Part-time (20 hours/week): $1,600/month stipend
• Typical schedule is Monday–Thursday, with occasional evenings and weekends for outreach events
• Position open until filled

Interested? Email [email protected] to learn more or apply.

Grow your conservation skills while making a lasting impact on Washington's natural resources.

08/13/2026

Looking for hands-on experience in fisheries and natural resource conservation?
The Veterans Conservation Corps is recruiting for a Tulalip Tribes Natural Resources Fisheries Internship!
This three-month internship offers the opportunity to gain real-world experience while working alongside the Tulalip Tribes Natural Resources team. Interns will:
• Learn field data collection
• Assist with fisheries catch accounting
• Support the Snohomish estuary project
• Build valuable experience in natural resources and fisheries
The internship is three months with the possibility of an extension.
Ready to get your boots on the ground and build your skills? Apply today: dva.wa.gov/internships

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Looking for hands-on experience in fisheries and natural resource conservation?

The Veterans Conservation Corps is recruiting for a Tulalip Tribes Natural Resources Fisheries Internship!

This three-month internship offers the opportunity to gain real-world experience while working alongside the Tulalip Tribes Natural Resources team. Interns will:

• Learn field data collection
• Assist with fisheries catch accounting
• Support the Snohomish estuary project
• Build valuable experience in natural resources and fisheries

The internship is three months with the possibility of an extension.

Ready to get your boots on the ground and build your skills? Apply today: dva.wa.gov/internships

08/11/2026

Are you a Veteran looking to continue your service in a meaningful way? The Vet Corps program is relaunching with new service sites across Washington, creating even more opportunities to support Veterans, service members, and their families where they need it most.

As a Vet Corps member, you'll:
• Connect Veterans with education, employment, healthcare, and earned benefits
• Build meaningful relationships in your community
• Gain valuable professional experience while continuing your own mission of service

Veterans, military spouses, and dependents receive priority consideration. If you've considered Vet Corps in the past, this is your chance to reapply and be part of the next chapter.

Learn more about the new locations and apply today: dva.wa.gov/vetcorps

08/04/2026

We hope you apply!

Looking for hands-on conservation experience?

The Washington Veterans Conservation Corps is recruiting for a **paid internship with the Palouse Conservation District in southeast Whitman County.

As an intern, you'll work alongside conservation professionals to restore riparian habitats, improve water quality, enhance fish and wildlife habitat, and support sustainable land management. You'll gain experience in restoration projects, habitat enhancement, education and outreach, research, and conservation practices while working outdoors across the Palouse.

Internship details:
• 6-month internship with the possibility of extension
• Full-time (40 hours/week): $3,200/month stipend
• Part-time (20 hours/week): $1,600/month stipend
• Typical schedule is Monday–Thursday, with occasional evenings and weekends for outreach events
• Position open until filled

Interested? Email [email protected] to learn more or apply.

Grow your conservation skills while making a lasting impact on Washington's natural resources.

05/03/2026

This weekend the Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Conservation Corps (VCC) program alumni joined forces with GRuB Olympia to build a new garden for a senior apartment complex!

This project was to replace aging garden beds at the apartment complex that were built by GRuB 20+ years ago. With numerous staff and volunteers, old beds were removed in record time and replaced with eight new garden beds, filled with fresh garden soil and sturdy trellises for growing vines.

Big smiles all around from the residents, who especially look forward to growing food this season in the new higher elevated beds meant to reduce bending and stooping for those that have mobility issues.

Thank you GRuB staff and VCC interns for all your hard work — happy growing, everyone! 🪴 🍅 🫛