International Youth Conservation Coalition

“Expenses marketing 492 telephone 86 international transaction fee 3 accounting 444 bank fees, net 306 program travel for students 25,218 pre-post accomodation student 4,331 conference and meetings 267 insururance 1,733 program experience 14,500 supplies 3,996 program food and meals 4,006 web development 201 travel 174 dues and subscriptions 20 total 55,777”

“Credit card payable 130 19”

“To inspire and empower high school students to become environmental stewards through impactful community service in both local and global conservation projects”

“Through our program, high school students participate in monthly leadership and environmental training sessions from november through may, culminating in a local conservation project developed in partnership with land management agencies. Following completion of local service, students travel internationally for two weeks to assist global non-profits with hands-on environmental projects such as habitat restoration, wildlife research, and reforestation, fostering leadership and global stewardship. 18 students participated in our program which included 20 hours of lectures by scientists and researchers. Participants were trained as wildlife trail ambassadors, educating the public on seasonal trail closures to protect wildlife. Participants released 200 endangered leatherback sea turtle hatchlings, rescued 100 sea turtle eggs, help construct a sea turtle hatchery, planted 100 samplings, and cultivated 100+ organic crops while learning scientific data collection and environmental stewardship.”