Christopher Spatz of the Cougar Restoration Foundation sent me the actual class outline for the Minnesota Zoo two day September 14-15:
MOUNTAIN LION INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
AND CAPTURE AND HANDLING
FOR
NATURAL RESOURCE, ANIMAL CONTROL AND
LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS
...................which will teach first responders how to safely tranquilize and capture cougars caught (often treed) in residential settings rather than using lethal control, while simultaneously safely managing bystanders and the media:
AND CAPTURE AND HANDLING
FOR
NATURAL RESOURCE, ANIMAL CONTROL AND
LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS
...................which will teach first responders how to safely tranquilize and capture cougars caught (often treed) in residential settings rather than using lethal control, while simultaneously safely managing bystanders and the media:
COURSE OUTLINE 1 (assumes we will have access to a mtn lion to immobilize)
DAY ONE
I. Introduction/General Overview/Course Philosophy 0800-0815
II. Mountain Lion Ecology, Distribution, and Behavior 0815-0915
Break - 15 Minutes 0915-0930
II. Continued 0930-1040
Break - 5 Minutes 1040-1045
III. Mountain Lion Track and Sign ID - A Crash Course 1045-1200
Lunch - 1 Hour 1200-1300
IV. Mountain Lion Incident Mgt 1300-1400
(Case Histories and Media Management)
Break - 15 Minutes 1400-1415
IV. Continued 1415-1530
Break - 5 Minutes 1530-1535
V. Carnivore Immobilization 1535-1600
A. Confinement/Containment/Control and Human Safety
B. Anesthesia, Anesthetics, and Other Immobilization Agents
End of Day Questions and Wrap-Up
DAY TWO
V. Carnivore Immobilization, continued 0730-0900
C. Safety Refresher, DEA Regulations
D. Dart Projectors
E. Patient Monitoring, Confinement, Transport
F. Terminal Control
Break - 5 Minutes 0900-0905
0905-0945
VI. Field Exercise 1 - Cat Immobilization 0945-1215
Lunch - 1 Hour 1215-1315
VII. Field Exercise 2 - Projector Practice 1315-1430
A. Dart Handling and Loading
B. Live Fire Dart Projectors
C. Debrief
Break -- 15 Minutes 1430-1445
VIII. Debrief and Mock Scenarios 1445-1600
Break - 10 Minutes 1600-1610
VIII. Review/Questions and Answers 1610-1700
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