Work where the wild things are...

Join the Maine Wildlife Park team!

We are now hiring for the 2023 season, with positions beginning in April.?Interested candidates should email a cover letter, resume, and contact information to?[email protected].?

Guest Services Coordinator

The Guest Services Coordinator is responsible for ensuring a positive experience for guests visiting the park by facilitating the daily operations of the park?s entrance and gift shop while ensuring a high level of customer service and a positive work environment. The Guest Services Coordinator will have additional daily duties to further support the operations of the park including opening and closing, proper staffing levels, and ongoing staff training.?This is a seasonal non-benefitted full-time position at Maine Wildlife Park (April-November).?View Guest Services Coordinator Job Description (PDF).

Gamekeeper (Seasonal)

The position is responsible for providing quality care and enrichment to non-releasable captive species of wildlife and to educate park visitors about MDIFW wildlife management programs and projects as well as information about living with wildlife in Maine. This is a seasonal full-time non-benefitted position at Maine Wildlife Park (April 1-November 30).?View Gamekeeper (Seasonal) Job Description (PDF).

Guest Services Associate

Guest Services Associates are responsible for providing high quality customer service to Maine Wildlife Park visitors.?This is a seasonal non-benefitted position at Maine Wildlife Park (April-November) with the option of part-time or full-time capacity.?View Guest Services Associate Job Description (PDF).

Internships

The Maine Wildlife Park is in need of many volunteers for internship opportunities.? These internships cover a wide variety of functions in animal feeding and care, enrichment, and education. Numerous openings are available for the 2023 season (mid April-late Nov) Examples include but are not limited to the following:

Browse Intern ? supply large quantities of browse to moose and deer
Enrichment Intern ? provide enrichment for Park residents

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About Maine Wildlife Park

in Gray, Maine

Maine Wildlife Park is a place for families, nature lovers, photographers, and wildlife enthusiasts to visit, see, and learn about over 30 species of Maine wildlife that cannot be returned to their natural habitats.?Some are here because they were injured or orphaned, and others because they are human dependent ? raised, sometimes illegally, in captivity. The Park welcomes more than 150,000 people from around the world each season, all eager to experience Maine's wildlife. Learn more.

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