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Wolves in Maine
Wildlife related ecotourism, aka “wildlife watching” in Maine generates well over $1 billion in annual economic activity. This is more economic benefit to Mainers than from fishing and hunting combined. In and around Yellowstone Park, wolf watchers spend some $35 million annually, boosting the local economies and providing jobs that rely on non-consumptive wildlife use. …
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Book Review: “Finding Myself in Aviation” by Mary S. Build
Read any good books lately? MWGO Suggests Finding Myself in Aviation by Mary S. Build Mary Build wanted to be a seaplane pilot, and in her new book Finding Myself in Aviation she describes her story from childhood to adulthood, and how she achieved her goal. Not only did she become a seaplane pilot, she…
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Have you heard about Maine GearShare?
You may recently have heard about a new resource called Maine GearShare, and wondered what the organization is all about. Take a moment to read on, because this new gear library is uniquely positioned to support Registered Maine Guides and provide a variety of services to you and your business. Maine GearShare can provide a…
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Maine Canoe Symposium 2023
By Jonathan Gardner, MWGO Board Member and Education Chair This year’s symposium will be remembered for April weather in June. After almost a week of 90-degree temps, the weather transitioned to the high 40’s with rain with a raw northeast breeze coming off Bryant Pond for Saturday and Sunday. The bugs were at bay as…
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How to Leverage Pro-Deals to Reduce Equipment Costs
For start ups and established guiding businesses, equipment is often a significant expense. On Thursday May 11, MWGO hosted a virtual panel discussion about our all new list of pro deals for members as well as tips on how guides can negotiate their own pro deals. Attendees learned about individual brand or company deals, groups…
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