| David Brown's Wildlife Services 12 Hotel Road Warwick, MA 01378 Tel: 978 544 8175 E-mail: info@dbwildlife.com |
| Registration For Quabbin Trails Programs |
The printable registration blank below is for Quabbin Trails programs only. For
sponsored programs please contact the hosting organization directly.
Cost of Quabbin Trails programs is $35 per person per program.
Copies of the 9-page handout: "How to Stay Warm Outdoors in the Winter" are
$5/copy.
Make check
Please mail this form via USPS to the address above. A confirmation of your
registration will be sent to you upon receipt.
sponsored programs please contact the hosting organization directly.
Cost of Quabbin Trails programs is $35 per person per program.
Copies of the 9-page handout: "How to Stay Warm Outdoors in the Winter" are
$5/copy.
Make check
Please mail this form via USPS to the address above. A confirmation of your
registration will be sent to you upon receipt.
Registration blank for Quabbin Trails Programs
(Please print legibly.)
Title of program: Date of program:
Name:
Mailing address:
Telephone number:
E-mail:
"How to Stay Warm Outdoors in the Winter" ($5/copy): No. of copies:
Total enclosed: $
(Please print legibly.)
Title of program: Date of program:
Name:
Mailing address:
Telephone number:
E-mail:
"How to Stay Warm Outdoors in the Winter" ($5/copy): No. of copies:
Total enclosed: $
| payable to "David Brown" |
Due to the difficulty in obtaining emergency medical care
in remote locations behind locked gates, Quabbin programs are not
recommended for anyone with a history of incapacitating sudden-onset
illness or any condition likely to be worsened by long periods of moderate
exertion in snow and cold. Furthermore, since much travel is off-trail,
programs are not suitable for those whose coordination or balance is
unsure.
in remote locations behind locked gates, Quabbin programs are not
recommended for anyone with a history of incapacitating sudden-onset
illness or any condition likely to be worsened by long periods of moderate
exertion in snow and cold. Furthermore, since much travel is off-trail,
programs are not suitable for those whose coordination or balance is
unsure.