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#WearYourLifeJacketToWork DNR Commissioner John Boyle shows off an @AlaskaStParks floatation device in the Juneau DNR office! Join our @AKBOAT photo contest and send in your pix wearing a life jacket at work today
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🌲On the 4th day of DNR Christmas Trees… our @AKBOAT ambassadors celebrated personal floatation devices, life vests, and whistles that keep Alaskans safe on the water! Learn more about these fantastic programs @AlaskaStParks: dnr.alaska.gov/parks/boating…
Happy holidays from #AKDNR
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You "otter" listen! Always wear a life jacket! 🦦
Find more information on boating safely in national parks at: nps.gov/subjects/healthandsa…
#NationalBoatingSafetyWeek #WaterSafetyMonth
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This weekend, bring the essentials. @BoatingCampaign #safeboating #weloveboating #wearit #prelaunchchecklist #gear #tgif #weekendready
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A groundhog’s forecast about seasonal change is fun. Here’s a prediction that can help ensure your times in, on, or near the water are always fun. If you wear a properly-fitted life jacket, it can help prepare you for the unexpected and save your life. #PleaseWearIt
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Today’s #safeboatingtip: Wear a leash appropriate for your venue when using a standup paddleboard. To win today’s giveaway – show us your Christmas tree (or other favorite holiday décor)! #12DaysofSBCGiveaways
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Don’t be caught off guard! Free USCG float plan template ➡️ floatplancentral.org
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New federal boat engine cutoff switch law goes into effect April 1. Learn how this may affect you and how to be in compliance this season.
No fooling: Federal boat engine cutoff switch law goes into effect April 1. We're reminding boat owners to ensure they are in compliance this season. >>spr.ly/6017HqKQb<< #boatusonwatch #boatingsafety #boatinglaws
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Being a good swimmer is not enough. Life jackets save lives. ❤️#safeboating #wednesdaywisdom #influenceforgood
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Phyllis’ story reminds us why it’s so important to use an engine cut-off device. For more information: wavesofhopeboating.org #wavesofhope #onewaveatatime #getconnected #stayconnected
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When you're the only one in your group who dresses for the weather.
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5 DIY safety improvements for older boats you can do this winter >>bit.ly/2Lk6HOF<<
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Preach. 🙌#wednesdaywisdom #safeboating
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Engine cut-off devices take seconds to attach and stop propellers instantly. #fridayfacts #getconnected
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We've got a little bit of summer left! Surround sound and cup holders are nice, but make sure you have everything you need to stay safe on the water.
#GreatLakesBoatingSafety
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We have an amazing opportunity to set the example for the next generation of boaters. #safeboating #wearitwednesday #realboaterswearit #wearit #influenceforgood
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For #AKOutdoorWeek2020 today, learn from about 😰 cold water safety with @AKBOAT 🚤 Join us at facebook.com/BLMAlaska 2:30-3:30p AKDT for the virtual presentation & to ask questions.
Visit blm.gov/ccsc/outdoor-week for a full schedule of events!
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Here’s the virtual #AKOutdoorWeek2020 schedule for Thu. 5/20!
📽️@AKBOAT – Cold Water Boating Safety
📽️@UAFExtension - Insects
📽️@AlaskaZoo - Snow Leopard
Join us 2:30-3:30p on the BLM AK Facebook pg to chat & ask ?s. ➡️Full schedule: blm.gov/ccsc/outdoor-week
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*COMING SOON* Limited series of FREE #onlinelearning opportunities from our #boatingsafety crew. Stay tuned for schedule. #remotework #workfromhome
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At night, boats are required to carry visual distress signals. Along with meeting requirements, consider carrying extra visual and sound signaling devices like signal mirrors, white LED lights, glow sticks, and distress flags. Carry signaling devices on your person, just in case!




























