Wildlife Monitoring Course 2019
Backcountry wildlife monitoring is offering the Wildlife Monitoring course in April 2019. We have course dates set for Prince George and Kamloops.
DetailsNOW HIRING – Starting May 15, 2019
We will be hiring wildlife monitors to work this summer. Apply Now if you are interested.
Wildlife Monitoring Course Dates for 2019
We will be holding a 3 day training course in Prince George April 25-27 and again on April 29-May 1, 2019. Click here to REGISTER for the Course.
ABOUT OUR COMPANY
Why Hire Backcountry Safety Monitoring?
Backcountry Safety has developed an approach to wildlife where non lethal, diversionary methods are used to avoid dangerous wildlife encounters.
We identify risk issues and provide an employee safety program based on local and on the ground knowledge of wildlife.
Our program consists of policies and procedures with a focus on worker safety, wildlife stewardship and conservation.
Contact us to see how our program can ensure field worker safety in remote areas.
BACKCOUNTRY SAFETY HAS EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE IN PROVIDING TRAINED WILDLIFE SPECIALISTS FOR FIELD OPERATIONS USING LETHAL AND NON LETHAL METHODS.
Mark Werner – President
- 35 years of dangerous wildlife experience
- licensed guide outfitter for 15 years
- Past President of the Guide Outfitters Association of BC
- Past President of BC Fishing Resorts Outfitters Assoc.
- Licenced and bonded private investigator
- Certified CORE Hunter Education Instructor
- President of Western Canadian Wildlife Monitoring Assoc.
- Renowned Wildlife Conservation Speaker
Ensure WorkSafe BC regulations are followed on your remote worksites
We provide trained Wildlife Control Monitors with all necessary equipment and vehicles
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