Or. Admin. Code § 414-320-1350 - [Effective 7/1/2025] Encountering Wildlife Supervision and Safety
(1) A certified ONB
program must have and follow policies that describe how to safely encounter
wildlife. These policies must identify potentially dangerous wildlife in the
ONB program area or location and how children and ONB program staff should
appropriately respond to both wildlife and potentially dangerous
wildlife.
(2) A certified ONB
program must supervise children and immediately respond when potentially
dangerous wildlife is seen or heard, or other signs are discovered or
noticed.
(3) A certified ONB
program must be in contact with local rangers, park officials, or other
emergency response agencies if dangerous wildlife is in the area and follow all
state and national agency protocols and requirements.
(4) A certified ONB program must relocate to
an approved alternate location or temporarily close while dangerous wildlife is
in the area, unless the certified ONB program can ensure the safety of children
in care.
(5) A certified ONB
program must manage property and dispose of waste to prevent attracting
wildlife.
(6) A certified ONB
program must conduct encountering wildlife drills with children.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 329A.260
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 329A.280
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