We are a market research consulting firm that focuses on outdoor recreation and hospitality, which includes helping outdoor brands boost their profile, engage their constituency to a greater degree, and develop their marketing and strategic planning.
Working with youth, 13-23 years of age, we are a non-partisan, solutions-based organization pushing for local, tangible solutions to a global challenge.
Reclaimed Maine Co. is a one-woman small business, featuring handmade home goods, apparel, and more inspired by our love of Maine’s lakes, pines and coastlines. Using the outdoors as inspiration, each product is custom designed in hopes that they can inspire exploration and give back to the environment. To us, ‘Reclaimed’ embodies our sustainable mission: our commitment to sourcing eco-conscious …
Polly Mahoney and Kevin Slater, founders of Mahoosuc Guide Service, are two of the very few guides who make their living as year-round, full-time professional wilderness guides for over 33 years now. Both are Master Maine Guides with extensive experience guiding in Nunavut, Nunavik, Eeyoustis (Cree Territory) Alaska and the Yukon Territory. They are also leaders in the field of …
We make granola bars that are better for both you and the planet. They are made with cricket protein (the protein of the future).
Since 1858, Shaw & Tenney has quietly made a name for itself as the leading maker of wooden oars, paddles, spars and boat hooks in the country.
Rogue Wear is a custom clothing decorator and sports bag manufacturer. We have been making custom gear bags in Maine, USA since 1969.
We are a children’s clothing company. We promote sustainability and play. Our clothing is made from soft organic cotton. All clothing purchased from Peace House Studio is eligible for our buy-back program, the Patches Project, in which we repair, upcycle, and resell.
Packraft Maine is a guide company leading Packrafting, Hiking and Bikepacking trips, based in Orrington, Maine
360Sleeves™ uses emerging technology to solve the problem of cold hands. Warming the forearms, along with the hands, is a more effective way to increase functionality, strength and dexterity of the hands in the cold environment.