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Graduate Assistant: Program Support Staff & Rental Operations
Overview: The PSSRO Graduate Assistant (GA) is a 12-month, 20-hour-per-week position that assists in managing critical Adventure WV Program Support Staff & Rental Operations and serves as the primary…
Elevate Gap Program - Spring 2027
HAWKs Educator - Reports to: Field Operations Manager - Location: Oakland, Piedmont, and Berkeley, CA - Position Type: Part-Time (average 10–25 hours/week) - Compensation: $25/hour, plus paid…
Sales Outfitter Fishing
0232 - Westbrook ME - Sr Shop Mechanic
Sugarloaf Experienced Lift Maintenance Technician
Sugarloaf Police Officer
Host/Hostess - The Boathouse Restaurant
Food and Beverage Manager - Blizzard's Pub
Sugarloaf Mountain Reporter
Igloo Restroom Attendant
Store Sales Specialist
Shipping and Receiving Specialist
Shuttle Driver- non CDL
Boot Fitter & Hard Goods Sales Associate
Terrain Park Day Crew Lead
Terrain Park Attendant
Sugarloaf Lift Maintenance Assistant Manager
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Outdoor Careers in Maine
Maine's outdoor job market uniquely combines rugged coastline, northern forests, and mountain recreation. Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island is the state's premier outdoor employer, attracting millions of visitors annually to its granite peaks and rocky shores. Maine's extensive coastline supports marine conservation programs, sea kayaking operations, and coastal education initiatives. The state's vast North Woods region offers wilderness guiding, conservation work, and forest management positions. Maine's ski industry, including Sunday River and Sugarloaf, provides winter employment, while summer camps throughout the state create substantial seasonal jobs for outdoor educators. The state's strong environmental consciousness supports active nonprofit and conservation sectors. Maine's outdoor recreation economy emphasizes sustainable tourism and environmental stewardship. The relatively short summer season creates concentrated demand for seasonal workers, while year-round positions exist in education, conservation, and resort management. Maine's outdoor jobs often appeal to those seeking rural lifestyles and connection to land and sea.
Top Outdoor Industries
- National Park Management
- Marine & Coastal Programs
- Ski Resort Operations
- Summer Camps
- Forest Conservation
- Wilderness Guiding
Major Employers
- National Park Service (Acadia)
- Maine State Parks
- Sunday River Resort
- L.L.Bean Outdoor Discovery Schools
- Island Institute
