The boat ride, transferring between vessel and dock, and working on the islands can be physically and mentally challenging. Prior to committing to a trip on a Channel Islands National Park vessel you are required to view the Boat Transportation Videos below, read the Boat Transportation Guide, and complete the Self Assessment . If you would like to submit comments to improve the videos, please click on this link: Boat Safety Video Comments
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Channel Islands National Park Superintendent Russell Galipeau welcomes passengers and introduces critical boat transportation information for a safe trip to the park.
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An overview of procedures for safe loading and unloading of the park boat at park headquarters.
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Safety procedures for landing at Anacapa Island via the Ocean Ranger
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Safety procedures for landing at Scorpion Anchorage on Santa Cruz Island via the Ocean Ranger
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Safety procedures for landing at Prisoners Harbor on Santa Cruz Island via the Ocean Ranger
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Safety procedures for landing at Santa Barbara Island via the Ocean Ranger.
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Safety procedures for landing at Santa Rosa Island via the Ocean Ranger.
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Volunteers experience the 3 effects of cold water immersion - cold shock, cold incapacitation & hypothermia. Learn how to survive a fall into cold water. |
Last updated: February 13, 2021