Come live and work in the beautiful State of Maine! The Maine Conservation Corps (MCC) is devoted to conservation and environmental education across the state, with positions available throughout the year.
As part of the Maine Department of Conservation, the MCC's four-fold mission is to: accomplish conservation projects, create conservation employment, provide conservation education, and engage conservation volunteers.
Our Field Team program consists of 15 trail crews that construct and rehabilitate recreational trails in places like Acadia National Park, Baxter State Park, and on the Appalachian Trail, as well as land owned by local communities and land trusts.
Our Environmental Educator program places individuals with non-profit and state organizations like the Maine Department of Environmental Protection, Pemaquid Watershed Association, and the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge. These individuals focus on community outreach and education through projects like watershed surveys, classroom activities, and ecological studies.
The MCC receives AmeriCorps funding through the Maine Commission for Community Service. During their terms of service our members receive a weekly living allowance, health insurance, a Maine State Park pass, First Aid/CPR training, pro deals on gear, and are able to earn AmeriCorps Education Awards to pay for college or student loans. |
