Wildlife and Habitat Studies 10, 20, 30

(a)	Explain the importance of establishing a trip plan and leaving it with someone before participating in a wilderness excursion.
(b)	Identify potential hazards unique to wilderness excursions.
(c)	Demonstrate safe practices (e.g., flagging, setting boundaries and carrying a whistle) when engaging in outdoor solitude.
(d)	Describe ways to reduce risk of personal injury (e.g., proper training, adhering to safety precautions and maintaining equipment) when participating in wilderness activities.
(e)	Investigate provincial and federal health and safety rules and guidelines for specific wilderness activities (e.g., hunting, fishing, trapping and camping).
(f)	Research opportunities for outdoor skill certification (e.g., Paddle Canada).