Title 12. CONSERVATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES · Chapter 11. GEORGIA YOUTH CONSERVATION CORPS
12-11-2. Legislative findings.
Current through: Including Acts of the 2025 Regular Session of the General Assembly.
The General Assembly finds and declares that:
- (1)
A central element in the development of the state’s young persons is the provision of meaningful work experience to teach the value of labor and membership in a productive society;#
- (2)
There is a need for a comprehensive youth development program including meaningful work experience and basic education to address unemployment, undereducation, and lack of life-coping skills among young adults;#
- (3)
This state has a continuing need for involvement by young persons in public works and services, especially relating to conservation, the enhancement of our natural resources, and the provision of human services;#
- (4)
The state is still benefiting from the wide range of public works accomplished by the conservation corps many years ago and that a similar program will likewise benefit future generations; and#
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Values of hard work, public spiritedness, group achievement and cooperation, resource conservation, and environmental appreciation can and should be transmitted to society’s youth through a conservation corps program.#
History
Code 1981, § 12-11-2, enacted by Ga. L. 1987, p. 922, § 1.
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