Humboldt County Assessors Office

Established in 1976, the California Conservation Corps is a unit that operates residential and nonresidential programs and centers. Its work force development program offers youths to serve their state and provides life skills training for issues related to environmental conservation, fire protection and emergency response. The unit hires youths between the ages of 18 and 25 for conservation-related work. The California Conservation Corps conducts several search and rescue operations and staffs public assistance centers during large-scale disasters. The unit administers the Backcountry Trails Program, which was started in 1979 and preserves wilderness areas and makes them safer and accessible for the public. It maintains a location in Fortuna, Calif.

Founded in 1982, Internews is an international media development organization located in Arcata, Calif. It is a nonprofit organization that works in more than 70 countries and maintains offices in over 35 countries, including Africa, Asia, Europe, the Middle East and North America. The organization has worked with approximately 5,500 radio and television stations and print publications. Internews has trained approximately 70,000 people in journalism, production and management skills. It provides training in computer graphics, media law and investigative journalism. The organization offers a range of infrastructure support to enable independent media to provide vital news and information. Internews has developed special global programs in health and environmental journalism, humanitarian media, and information and communications technology.

The Mid Klamath Watershed Council (MKWC) is dedicated to ecosystem restoration and community vitality in the Klamath River region of Northern California. Established in 2001, MKWC collaborates with local partners to facilitate the restoration of natural and cultural resources through various programs focused on fisheries, fire, forestry, plants, and community stewardship. With a mission to promote sustainable practices and enhance community resilience, MKWC engages volunteers and leverages grant funding to implement high-value restoration projects. Their vision encompasses a collaborative approach, bringing together diverse communities to sustain the watershed's natural resources and economy. Generated from the website