Oiled
Wildlife Training Video Series
Presented
by the Department of the Interior / US Fish and Wildlife Service
Location
National
Conservation Training Center Online Video Gallery
https://nctc.fws.gov/resources/knowledge-resources/videogallery/inland-oil-spill.html
Description
In
every out thrust headland, in every curving beach, in every grain of sand there
is a story of the earth.
Rachel
Carson
This Oiled Wildlife
Training video series provides detailed awareness of the activities Department
of Interior (DOI) responders, or any other spill responder, might take in
response to an oil spill. The video series includes: methods to safely execute
search, observe and capture for oiled or impacted wildlife; wildlife responder
roles and responsibilities; and best practices and advice on how to transport,
stabilize and document wildlife. This video resource features training, commentary
and perspectives from leading experts in the field of oiled wildlife from across
the country. These subject areas are meant to compliment and support the curriculum
of the CSP3129 DOI Inland Oil Spill course.
Date
Open and currently
available for self-paced viewing
Who Should Attend
DOI oil spill responders or
other oil spill responders in need of oiled wildlife response and recovery awareness
training (states, tribes, industry, NGOs)
Length
27 videos ranging from 3 –
20 minutes
Tuition
No Tuition
To Register
You do not need to
register, follow the link above to access.
Contact
Gary Schetrompf, (304) 876-7255
Gary_schetrompf@fws.gov
Reasonable Accommodation
The
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is committed to providing access to this training
resource for all participants. These videos have been closed captioned. Please
direct any comments or other accommodation needs to Michele Atha, (304) 876-7899
or by email at Michele_Atha@fws.gov, TTY 800-877-8339.