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Marine Programs
Avg. Salary Range
$38K - $68K
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Young Adult Asst. Crew Leader, Urban and Community Forestry
Conservation Camping Crew Leader
Young Adult Crew Leader, Urban and Community Forestry
Young Adult Crew Leader, Urban and Community Forestry
AmeriCorps Camping Crew Member
Program Instructor
Cultural Resources Specialist (.5 FTE) - Marine Corps Base Hawaii
Executive Coordinator, Hawai‘i and Palmyra
Individual Placement - AmeriCorps Maintenance & Fire Management at Oahu National Wildlife Refuge Complex
Individual Placement - Visitor Services Participant
Hawaii - Associate, Customer Service Headquarters
Events Associate, Hawai'i
LRAM Heavy Equipment Operator
After School Program Manager
Hawaii-Associate-Sales Development
Maui Bird Conservation Center Avian Recovery Specialist - Full Time - San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance
The North Face: Seasonal Sales Associate - Ala Moana Center
The North Face: Seasonal Sales Associate - Ala Moana Center
Caleb Brett-Petroleum Inspector
Store Manager (HONALO-BIG ISLAND) $57K to $59K/yr doe, Up to $5,000 Sign-on Bonus doe, Up to 20%25 of annual salary in Bonus, HMSA, Vacation, and more
The North Face: Supervisor - Ala Moana Center
The North Face: Supervisor - Ala Moana Center
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Outdoor Careers in Hawaii
Hawaii offers unique outdoor employment opportunities in tropical island ecosystems found nowhere else in America. The state's national parks, including Hawaii Volcanoes and Haleakalā, showcase dramatic volcanic landscapes and endemic species. Marine conservation and ocean recreation form the backbone of Hawaii's outdoor job market, with opportunities in coral reef research, sea turtle monitoring, whale watching, and ocean sports instruction. The tourism industry creates year-round demand for adventure guides, cultural interpreters, and outdoor educators. Hawaii's commitment to preserving indigenous ecosystems and cultural heritage supports conservation positions focused on native species restoration and invasive species control. The perpetual warm climate allows continuous outdoor programming without seasonal shutdowns. However, Hawaii's high cost of living and remote location present challenges, though many employers provide housing assistance. Jobs often emphasize cultural sensitivity and understanding of Hawaiian traditions alongside outdoor skills.
Top Outdoor Industries
- Marine Conservation & Research
- Ocean Recreation & Water Sports
- National Park Management
- Eco-Tourism
- Endemic Species Conservation
- Cultural & Natural Interpretation
Major Employers
- National Park Service
- Hawaii State Parks
- The Nature Conservancy Hawaii
- NOAA Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale Sanctuary
- Island resort outdoor programs
