Get Wildlife Capture, Transport, Stabilization, And Treatment

Filling out the Wildlife Capture, Transport, Stabilization, And Treatment form online is a crucial step in ensuring proper management of wildlife during an oil spill response. This guide will provide clear instructions to help you complete the necessary sections of the form accurately and efficiently.

Follow the steps to complete the form effectively.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the Wildlife Capture, Transport, Stabilization, And Treatment form and open it in your preferred document editor.
2. Begin by filling out Section I, which requires spill data. Provide details such as the name of the incident, date, location (including latitude and longitude), type of spill (land, water, or both), distance to the nearest water body, product released, and the estimated volume of product. Be sure to check the release status and whether the spill is contained or spreading.
3. Proceed to Section II to input wildlife data. Here, list the species or species groups affected by the spill, along with estimated numbers and their location relative to the spill release.
4. In Section III, describe the primary response actions that have been taken or will be taken to protect wildlife and wildlife habitat. Detail any previous actions that may affect the capture or treatment activities.
5. Complete Section IV, which pertains to secondary response actions for pre-emptive capture. Outline the capture plan for each identified species or species group, including objectives, procedures, equipment, number of personnel involved, and specific locations.
6. Fill out Section V, which focuses on tertiary response actions related to capture, transportation, stabilization, and treatment. This requires a detailed plan for each species, as well as information on stabilization and treatment facilities, including contact details.
7. In Section VI, provide requestor sign-off. Include your signature, printed name, title, affiliation, and the time and date you submitted the request to the Federal On-Scene Coordinator.
8. Once all sections (I-VI) have been completed, ensure you submit them to the Federal On-Scene Coordinator and appropriate wildlife resource agency representatives as required.

Complete the Wildlife Capture, Transport, Stabilization, And Treatment form online to contribute to effective wildlife response efforts.