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Media Photo: YCC Students Perform Work on Park Picnic Tables

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Date: August 10, 2010
Contact: Cyndy Holda, 252-473-2111 x148

National Park Service (NPS) Youth Conservation Corps (YCC) crew members perform work on park picnic tables as they complete their 2010 season this week. Park management extends their many thanks to these enthusiastic young students who have accomplished many projects in the Outer Banks Group of national parks this summer

 
Members of the park's Youth Conservation Corps crew work on a picnic table.
Youth Conservation Corps crew members move a picnic table.  From left to right:  Zane Castellow, Josh Budde, Taylor Smith, Ian Miller, Zach Zoltoli, and Leader Hunt Thomas.
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YCC crew members work on picnic table.
Youth Conservation Corps crew members work on picnic tables.  From left to right:  Carly Creef and Halea Creef
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Did You Know?

Various tern species resting along beach wetlands

Cape Hatteras National Seashore, a Globally Important Bird Area, is a critical natural landform along the Atlantic Flyway - serving as a major resting and feeding grounds for migratory birds. More...