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VOLUNTEER REQUIREMENTS

Volunteer survey teams are preparing for summer, 2025.

We will begin recruiting volunteers for the 2026 WBCCMP trips in early January, 2026.  
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Please read the requirements below carefully before applying, and contact us with any questions.

VOLUNTEER APPLICATION
Contact the WBCCMP

Please Note: Many of the items below include links to online forms or samples of the required item.  Please check links for more information.  Pre-Trip forms and Post-Trip forms will be sent by email to participants selected for this year’s trips, to be completed online.
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Applicants must:
  • Be a ​Friends of Wabakimi member in good standing 
  • Have wilderness travel experience including a minimum of two wilderness canoe trips of 5 or more days
  • Be 18 years of age or older
  • Complete the online application: Wabakimi Boreal Caribou Citizen Monitoring Project Application for Participation (Click here to preview questions)

​Please note that two members of each survey team must have valid Wilderness First Aid Certification.  Click here for a partial list of course providers.

Pre-Trip Requirements:

All Participants:
  • Participate in all pre-trip training including:
  • Attend mandatory Introductory Training webinar: May 4, 2025
  • Watch Emergency Preparedness video
  • Watch MapsGPS67i and inReach video
  • ​Read Project Manual and In-Field Handbook
  • ​Group members meet (in person or via zoom) to plan trip logistics
  • Use the Pre-Trip Forms (shared by email once selected to participate) to read and complete the following:
    • Sign Voluntary Assumption of Risk Agreement (click to view)
    • Sign Sharing Agreement regarding photos/videos/information (click to view)
    • Sign Training Acknowledgement form (click to view) stating that all training has been completed
    • Sign Search and Rescue Insurance Acknowledgment form
    • Two people in the group must upload proof of current Wilderness First Aid training (click to see sample)
Trip Leaders:
  • Communicate with Project Manager (re: questions/concerns, acquisition of provided gear/data kit, ie: InReach/GPS, Data Kit, and how data will be turned in afterwards)
  • Upload Park/Crown Land permits required for trip 
  • Upload Trip Plan Form (See sample)


During-Trip Requirements:

  • Follow Leave No Trace principles
  • Respect all wildlife and be vigilant in avoiding any disturbance to caribou
  • Follow all caribou data collection protocols and record all required data and photos
  • Follow communication and safety protocol


Post-Trip Requirements:

All Participants:
  • Use the Post-Trip Forms to complete/upload the following:
    • Expense reimbursement record form, and copies of itemized receipts, if grant dollars are available
    • Feedback Form 
    • Promptly upload caribou evidence photos to link provided and share with the Project Manager

Trip Leaders:
  • Return all GPS/Communication devices and Field Kits
  • Turn in all data sheets contained within In-Field Handbooks
  • Submit any First Aid Incident Reporting Forms
  • Submit Trip Report (PDF copy) with photos/narrative for newsletter
    • Trip Report Sample​
CONTACT US
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  • Friends of Wabakimi
    • About FoW
    • Join Us!
    • Membership Interactive Site
    • Donate! 2025 FOW Projects >
      • Donate! 2024 Project
    • FOW Board of Directors
    • Business/Sponsors
    • 2025 Annual Meeting Member Info >
      • 2024 Annual Meeting Member Info
      • 2023 Annual Meeting Member Info
  • News
    • Wabakimi Boreal Caribou Citizen Monitoring Project >
      • Project Requirements
      • Caribou Project Results
      • iNaturalist and WBCCMP
    • Schultz Trail Cleanup
    • Conservation News
    • Current Newsletter
    • News & Updates
    • 2024 Photo & Video Contest >
      • 2022 Photo & Video Contest Winners
      • 2023 Photo & Video Contest
    • Webinars and Videos
    • Wabakimi Rendezvous - Sept. 8-11, 2022
    • Phil's Article
  • wabakimi maps
  • Trip Report Forum
  • Wabakimi and Beyond
    • Wabakimi Provincial Park
    • Beyond Wabakimi
  • The Wabakimi Project
  • CANOEING, PLANNING, OUTFITTER AND OTHER RESOURCES
  • Where We've Been
  • FOW on Facebook!
  • Phil Cotton Legacy Award