I'm the Project Director for the Lands & Natural Resources Department of the regional native corporation (yeah, it's a mouthfull!) My job duties include travel to remote, but gorgeous locations on the west side of Kodiak Island to maintain cabins we rent to fisherman, developing a bear viewing program, repairing damaged trails, making sure our reforestation committments are met, managing commercial fishing and hunting guides utilizing our land and so much more.
I'm also a wife, mother of an 8 year old DD, host mother of a 16 year old Danish exchange student, chief wrangler to 3 dogs, 2 cats, 2 rabbits, 5 laying hens, 3 ducks, 7 chicks in the brooder and 16 eggs in the bator. In my "spare" time I'm president of a local non-profit trail organization - we repair trails, educate the community on responsible trail use, etc. I'm also co-advisor to our local HS FFA chapter, a member of the local brown bear advisory committee to Fish and Game and am running for the local Soil and Water Conservation District board.
My VERY patient and VERY understanding husband is a work from home custom knife maker and house husband after 22 years as a mail carrier. He's also a voluteer for the local Wildlife Refuge - travelling to similar remote locations as I do to work on their facilities. He and DD are also voluteers with the trail organization. We spend our summers in the field working on trails, camping, etc.
Here's a pic of one of the "terrible" places they make me go to work in the summer. It's a tough job, but someone has to do it: