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Sea Otter Viewing Guideline Development

How can you help?
Please take a few minutes to give us feedback!
Let’s make these guidelines safe and practical. It is a criminal offence to harass or harm a sea otter, so we want to make sure that the guidelines are stringent enough to safeguard the otters and at the same time allow for safe viewing.
Participants in this survey and the data collection sheet for sightings can have their company linked on our "Participants" page.

Some information about you:

What is your name? (you are welcome to remain anonymous)

Where do you live/operate?

What is your experience with sea otters?


Please give us your opinion

What do you think is a safe distance to approach sea otters?

Should motorized and non-motorized (ie. kayaks) vessels have the same "no-go" distance?

Do you think that rafts of females and pups should have the same guidelines for viewing as solitary males or rafts of males?
yes
no

Do you think that time of year should affect the guidelines?
yes
no

Do you know of any other sources of sea otter viewing guidelines?
yes
no
If yes, please comment:

Do you have any other comments?

 
 
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