The 130-acre Green Lake National Fish Hatchery facility is within close proximity to many picturesque coastal communities, a half-hour drive to Acadia National Park and two and a half hours from the Canadian Maritime Provinces (Canadian travel requires a passport or passport card).

Position includes assisting the facility Maintenance Foreman with grounds maintenance using power equipment, and may require temporary assignments at Craig Brook National Fish Hatchery via government vehicle transportation. The completion of a Safe Driver on-line course is required.

Hours: 24 hours per week, 4 days per week, 10 am to 4 pm, although hours and days of work can be modified and adjusted dependent upon weather conditions. Housing: Complete RV hookup provided (power, water, sewer) and free laundry on site. Uniform provided: Two Volunteer shirts, jacket, cap.
  Please Complete Your Application at: Grounds Maintenance Application

The 130-acre Green Lake National Fish Hatchery facility is within close proximity to many picturesque coastal communities, a half-hour drive to Acadia National Park and two and a half hours from the Canadian Maritime Provinces (Canadian travel requires a passport or passport card).

Position includes assisting the facility Maintenance Foreman with general facility maintenance, and may require temporary assignments at Craig Brook National Fish Hatchery via government vehicle transportation. The completion of a Safe Driver on-line course is required.

Hours: 24 hours per week, 4 days per week, 10 am to 4 pm, although hours and days of work can be modified and adjusted dependent upon weather conditions. Housing: Complete RV hookup provided (power, water, sewer) and free laundry on site. Uniform provided: Two Volunteer shirts, jacket, cap.
  Please Complete Your Application at: General Maintenance Application

The 135-acre Craig Brook National Fish Hatchery facility offers two lakefront beaches with easy and moderate hiking on the property. CBNFH is within close proximity to many picturesque coastal communities, a one-hour drive to Acadia National Park and three hours from the Canadian Maritime Provinces (Canadian travel requires a passport or passport card).

Position includes serving as Craig Brook NFH visitor center host, providing initial information and small group tours interpreting the facility’s fish culturing operations in behalf of endangered river-specific Atlantic salmon (sp. Salmo salar). Knowledge of diadromous species and watershed dynamics are desirable but not required; training is provided on-site by the facility’s Education/Outreach coordinator. Gift shop sales included, although infrequent. Summer visitation 40-100 visitors per day.

Hours: 24 hours per week, 4 days per week, 10 am to 4 pm. Weekend duty availability is desirable. Complete RV hookup provided (power, water, sewer) and free laundry on site. Uniform provided: Two Volunteer shirts, jacket, cap.
  Please Complete Your Application at: Visitor Center Host Application

The 135-acre Craig Brook National Fish Hatchery facility offers two lakefront beaches with easy and moderate hiking on the property. CBNFH is within close proximity to many picturesque coastal communities, a one-hour drive to Acadia National Park and three hours from the Canadian Maritime Provinces (Canadian travel requires a passport or passport card).

Position includes assisting the facility Maintenance Foreman with grounds maintenance using powered equipment in addition to lawn, garden and picnic area caretaking. Some light interior maintenance may also be involved.

Hours: 24 hours per week, 4 days per week, 10 am to 4 pm. Work days are adjustable dependent upon weather conditions. Housing: Complete RV hookup provided (power, water, sewer) and free laundry on site. Uniform provided: Two Volunteer shirts, jacket, cap.
  Please Complete Your Application at: General Maintenance Application