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Communication
Plan
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EMERGENCY
Emergency
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Lost/separated
whatever method, be on the same page. AND STICK TO IT
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Go back
usually will know where you came from. Try not to pass intersections/areas you could have made different choices then those looking for you.
Meet somewhere
If your lost, you can't normally make it to the designated meet point
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Lost - side notes
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Kids/Friends
Often times kids wont think they are lost. They're just playing. But parents panic. They may call in help, or get lost themselves.
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MOST IMPORTANT
Your safety first
It is extremely important to remember that your safety is first. Getting hurt/lost trying to help someone, only makes the situation worse.
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Plans while on trip
trail head sign ins
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Also good tracking record, incase you are lost
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When guiding, participants like to know the day plan as well as the trip plan
Splitting?
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example: Hiking trip, everyone walk at different paces. Where do you stop for lunch? Who has food? What time? What if front people pass it?
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Public Relations
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Income
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Writing some, collecting some data, and snapping some photos could get you paid to do what you love.
Reviewing items
Many outdoor enthusiast get there gear this way. companies want you to test their gear in real situations.
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Options
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Cellphone
Cellphone
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expensive for it's purpose, when out for a longtime,
fragil
water damage, cracking, overheats, looses charge in cold, etc.
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Pros
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can be used for trail searching, if internet
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Have at least 2 methods for communication with civilization ready, incase one fails. Also test group communication
Signal Mirror
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signal mirrors
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if skilled, it can be used to make a fire
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Whistle
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Locate others in group, or people looking for you
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GENERAL Clear communication is important always but extremely important in the field. Plans need to be clearly said to be clearly understood. A miscommunication could lead to disaster. Speak loud and clearly, get to the point and check in with folk often.