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Yes. You need to watch the Virtual Training Video. This will help give you a refresher of the Paddle for the Edge program. After watching the video, you will need to complete and submit a Knowledge Check. You must submit a Knowledge Check to receive a paddling assignment.

Unfortunately, if you do not have a smart phone or access to a smart phone, it will be impossible for you to complete the survey. The ArcGIS Field Maps app developed for our project, stores the data safely all in one place. It is how we get the most accurate GPS reading of where you are taking your points, and it keeps all the photo records together with the data you collect.

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At any time during the collection time period, you may go out and collect data points. You may go out more than once, after work, on the weekends, or whenever you have free time to enjoy paddling. There is no required day, as long as your section of shoreline is complete by the end date. The P4E survey occurs in the summer, usually during the month of July. The 2024 survey window in Saturday June 29th to Sunday July 28th.

We understand if you don’t have the means to transport your kayak across the watershed. Please designate your requested area in the registration form. We will make every effort to assign you to an area near where you request. However, please have an open mind, it will take a lot of paddling to survey the entire bay! Lots of our volunteers last year were excited to discover new places to kayak!