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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…
Outdoor Education Manager
The North Face: Seasonal Sales Associate - Southpark Mall
Forestry Technician I – Assistant County Ranger
Overnight Task Team Outfitter Part-time
Assembly - Console Wiring - Mako Boats
Senior Director, Global Finance Technologies
Vans: Floor Supervisor - Four Seasons Mall
Associate Counsel, DTC & Privacy
Men's Sale Associate - Part Time
Environmental Scientist II
Principal Product Manager, Central Finance
Principal Product Manager, Group Reporting
Senior Manager, Indirect Procurement (Professional Services)
Principal Product Manager, Financial Planning (SAP Analytics Cloud)
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Outdoor Careers in North Carolina
North Carolina offers exceptional outdoor employment diversity, spanning from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Outer Banks coastline. The state is home to Great Smoky Mountains National Park (the most visited national park in America), creating hundreds of seasonal positions. Western North Carolina, particularly around Asheville, has become an outdoor recreation hub with numerous adventure tourism companies, outdoor brands, and education programs. The state's extensive state park system and national forests provide conservation and recreation management opportunities. North Carolina's mild climate allows for year-round outdoor programming, though each season brings distinct activities. The Outer Banks and coastal regions support water sports, fishing, and marine education programs. The state's numerous summer camps and outdoor education centers create substantial seasonal employment. The Triangle area (Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill) hosts outdoor industry offices and environmental organizations. North Carolina's outdoor economy generates billions annually and continues growing as the state attracts outdoor enthusiasts and businesses.
Top Outdoor Industries
- Outdoor Education & Camps
- National Park Management
- Adventure Tourism
- Whitewater Rafting
- Conservation Programs
- Coastal & Marine Recreation
Major Employers
- National Park Service (Great Smoky Mountains)
- North Carolina State Parks
- Outward Bound
- Nantahala Outdoor Center
- Camp Mondamin/Camp Green Cove
