The Harvey Conservation Corps is a NeighborScapes AmeriCorps program that engages members in environmental stewardship, community service, and workforce development throughout Harvey and the South Suburbs.
Members gain hands-on experience while improving green spaces, caring for trees, restoring natural areas, and contributing to a healthier and more vibrant community.
NeighborScapes launched the Harvey Conservation Corps in September 2024 to connect national service with the environmental and community needs of Harvey.
Harvey has beautiful natural assets, significant public green space, and residents committed to their community. It has also experienced decades of disinvestment that have left some parks, natural areas, vacant land, and public spaces in need of additional care and investment.
HCC brings people and resources together to address those challenges.
Corps members serve alongside community organizations, residents, schools, public agencies, and environmental partners to restore land, expand access to nature, strengthen public spaces, and build practical skills that can lead to future employment and leadership opportunities.

The Harvey Conservation Corps is an innovative program aimed at:
Enhance Environmental Health
Promote Community Involvement
Stimulate Economic Investment
Harvey faces significant environmental and socioeconomic challenges, including long-term disinvestment and limited access to quality green spaces. By:
We believe that community involvement is key to the success of the Harvey Conservation Corps. Here's how you can participate:
Contact Kwame Amuh at kiamuh@neighborscapes.org about the Harvey Conservation Corps.
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