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any important updates.
6. Gather the supplies needed for your check and schedule the pick-up either from the nearest
Conservation Northwest office or your team leader/members. Conservation Northwest contacts
Seattle Office: Aleah Jaeger (Monitoring Project Coordinator) 206.675.9747 ext 201
7. Resources such as data sheets and protocols are available for download from our website at:
www.conservationnw.org/what-we-do/northcascades/resources-page-for-wildlife-monitoring-
volunteers/ or from the CWMP Google Drive folder:
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B2I2IM4EW_OkZHNKLVNJd0dCR1U&usp=sharing
8. Before going into the field, make sure you/your team members have a copy of this document as well
as everything else needed on the equipment checklist. Most important: keys for cable locks on
cameras, fresh camera batteries and memory cards, lure, blank data sheet, pencil, maps, a
GPS to find your camera/document wildlife sign, and a digital camera to document wildlife
sign.
9. Ensure you review the camera technical tips and field manual for your camera, and if you have
access to the camera conduct a mock set up.
