Treejectory+
Acerca de la beca
El Cuerpo de Acción Climática de California contrata a más de 115 becarios para servir más de 1700 horas en comunidades principalmente desatendidas. Los becarios sirven en una organización sin fines de lucro, tribu, agencia pública o institución educativa. Se centran en la ecologización urbana, la recuperación de residuos orgánicos y alimentos comestibles, y la resistencia a los incendios forestales. ¡Los becarios de CCAC reciben beneficios, desarrollo profesional y la oportunidad de unirse a la próxima cohorte de líderes de acción climática!
Project Details
In alignment with industry best practices, the materials and training provided through Treejectory+ are designed to reflect key educational milestones and standards recognized by the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA), the Society of American Foresters (SAF), and the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).
Program Schedule
Treejectory is a hybrid program providing online training on select evenings and hands-on field day engagements on Fridays and Saturdays.
Program Start: March 7, 2026
Application Deadline: February 27, 2026
Questions? Email us! treejectory@treesandiego.org
Acerca de la beca
$18/hr
Paid Training & Education
Drone
GIS & Remote Sensing Training
Introduction
Urban Forestry Sector
Tree Care
Industry Best Practices
Hands-on
Fieldwork Training
Network
Free Conference Access
Priority Population Map
Treejectory+ uses the CCI Priority Population Map as a data-informed tool to support geographic eligibility review. The map identifies priority areas based on established income and environmental indicators. Applicants who reside within these designated areas may qualify for participation under program guidelines. This process helps ensure that program resources are directed to communities aligned with the goals of the Plan & Plant initiative.
Project Partners
This program is part of the San Diego Regional Plan & Plant (P&P) project funded by the Inflation Reduction Act and aligned with the Justice40 Initiative. More information about this grant can be found here.