D. Energy conservation projects;

E. Fish culture and habitat maintenance and improvement and other fisheries or marine resource assistance;

F. Trail and campsite development and improvement;

G. Insect, disease, rodents and fire prevention and control;

H. Erosion, flood, drought and storm damage assistance and control; and

I. Reclamation and improvement of lands disturbed by erosion, mining or other adverse natural or human-made actions.; and

J.__Environmental education programs.

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.

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.

§2184. Limitations

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.

§2185. Administration

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.

The Director of the Maine Conservation Corps shall work with