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C. Recreational area development, management and improvement; |
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| D. Energy conservation projects; |
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| E. Fish culture and habitat maintenance and improvement and | other fisheries or marine resource assistance; |
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| F. Trail and campsite development and improvement; |
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| G. Insect, disease, rodents and fire prevention and | control; |
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| H. Erosion, flood, drought and storm damage assistance and | control; and |
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| I. Reclamation and improvement of lands disturbed by | erosion, mining or other adverse natural or human-made | actions.; and |
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| J.__Environmental education programs. |
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| | 2. Eligible sponsors. All projects must be undertaken and | operated under the sponsorship and cooperation of a public | landowning agency or a nonprofit organization. A sponsoring | public agency or organization shall contribute to a project by, | at a minimum, providing tools, supplies, equipment and technical | supervision and plans necessary for project completion. |
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| | 3. Additional criteria. Projects must be of lasting and | worthwhile significance to the people of the State or otherwise | serve a valid public purpose, and provide meaningful work or | service experience to the enrollees and be labor intensive. |
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| | Projects to be carried out by the Corps are limited to | projects on publicly owned lands or, if not on public lands, | under the sponsorship and supervision of a public agency or | nonprofit organization. |
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| | The executive director of the job training workforce | development center administrative office shall employ a director | of the Corps in the job training administrative office and may | employ other personnel as are required to accomplish the purposes | of this chapter. |
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| | The Director of the Maine Conservation Corps shall work with |
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