OHV Preservation Ambassador Training

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OHV Preservation Ambassador Training ProgramThere are 4 short videos and 17 related questions. Once completed and submitted, you'll be on your way to becoming an OHV Preservation Ambassador! Estimated time to complete 45-60 minutes. This is best completed on a laptop or tablet.
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How did you hear about this program? Check all that apply.* This field is required.
Club Meeting
Email
Social Media
Flier/Brochure
Friend
Other
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What type of Off Highway Vehicles (OHV) do you use to access public lands? Check all that apply.* This field is required.
Side by Side
Motorcycle
ATV
Buggy
Non-street legal modified 4x4
Street Legal Jeep, Truck, SUV
Other
Prefer not to say
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Youtube (~2 minutes)
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Name* This field is required.
First Name
Last Name
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Email* This field is required.
example@example.com
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1. How was the development of this program funded?* This field is required.
Historic Preservation Fund
OHV Registration Fees
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Answer 1:

OHV Registration Fees funded the development of this program.
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2. OHV Preservation Ambassadors are __________.* This field is required.
Professional Archaeologists that use OHVs to monitor archaeological sites.
Volunteers who select a site to monitor and create a record of the OHV Community's preservation efforts.
Volunteers who visit sites and remove artifacts to be taken to local museums to be preserved.
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Answer 2:

OHV Preservation Ambassadors are volunteers who select sites to monitor and create a record of the OHV Community's preservation efforts.
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Youtube(~11 minutes)
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3. Choose the site you would submit a report on.* This field is required.
1905-1915 mine with a foundation and some old rusty cans
An area of fossils dated to 200 million years ago
A mural from 2010 along a popular trail
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Answer 3:

The mining site from 1905-1915 is the only cultural site that is over 50 years old. Fossils from 200 million years ago do not count as cultural sites because there has to be evidence of something "made, used, or modified by humans."
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4. When taking photos of a structure, you should _________.* This field is required.
Only take a good photo of the facade (entrance)
Only take photos of the inside
Take photos of all the sides and the inside (only if it is safe)
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Answer 4:

For structures, take photos of all of the sides and the inside but only if it is safe.
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5. Which photo is an overview photo?* This field is required.
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Answer 5:

The photo below is the overview photo. It shows all areas of graffiti.
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6. If you find major damage (spray paint, burning, theft...), you should ________.* This field is required.
Treat the area like a crime scene. Take photos without disturbing the site. Leave everything how you found it.
Collect all the evidence you can find (trash, equipment...) and take photos of the entire area.
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Answer 6:

If you find major damage, treat the area like a crime scene. Take photos. Leave everything how it was found. Do not remove trash.
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7. If you see someone looting or damaging a cultural site, __________.* This field is required.
Safely gather identifying information, leave the area, and call local law enforcement.
Inform them that they are breaking the law and that you are calling authorities.
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Answer 7:

If you witness illegal activity, safely gather information, leave the area, and call local law enforcement. Your safety is most important.
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8. There are both state and federal laws that protect cultural sites in Nevada.* This field is required.
True
False
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Answer 8:

True. There are both state and federal laws that protect cultural sites in Nevada.
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Youtube(~5 minutes)
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9. How often are you expected to visit an adopted site?* This field is required.
Once a month
Once a quarter
Once a year
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Answer 9:

You are expeced to visit once a year but are welcome to visit more often.
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10. When do you complete an online report?* This field is required.
After you visit the site and you find there is new damage.
After you visit the site and everything looks the same.
Every time you visit, regardless of whether you find damage or not.
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Answer 10:

You complete a report every time you visit the site.
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11. Every Thanksgiving Bob, an OHV Preservation Ambassador, goes out to his favorite Nevada mining site on BLM land with a group of friends to camp out. Bob is considering adopting this mining site. Is this a good choice?* This field is required.
Yes, he cares about the site and visits it annually.
No, he camps at the site so he is damaging it.
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Answer 11:

This is a good site. It is okay to engage in permitted activites, like camping, at the sites you choose to monitor.
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12. Nancy loves riding into the hills behind her house. She enjoys stopping to look at the Native American Rock Writings. The site is on private property but the owners allow her to ride there. Is this a good site to adopt?* This field is required.
Yes, she cares about the site and visits it regularly
No, only sites on public land can be part of the program.
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Answer 12:

This is not a good site because it is not on public land.
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13. Rosa loves to take her side by side deep into Gold Butte National Monument. Often she parks and hikes into the hills to find old mines. She found a great mine about 5 miles from where she parked. Is this a good site for her to monitor?* This field is required.
Yes, she cares about the site and used her OHV to access it.
No, the mine is 5 miles from the OHV access area and cannot be seen from the road.
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Answer 13:

This is not a good site becasue it cannot be seen from the trail.
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Youtube(~8 minutes)
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14. Your reports are managed by _________________.* This field is required.
Nevadans for Cultural Preservation
The Nevada State Historic Preservation Office's Nevada Site Stewardship Program
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Answer 14:

Reports are managed by the Nevada Site Stewardship Program under the Nevada State Historic Preservation Office.
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15. How can you access the online monitoring form?* This field is required.
NVFCP Website
Nevada OHV Website
QR Code
All of the options provided
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Answer 15:

The online monitoring report can be accessed on the NVFCP Website, Nevada OHV Website and by scanning QR Codes found on reporting cards and other materials.
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16. A good report includes _____________. Choose the best option.* This field is required.
Location information and photos
Observations and contact information
Site name and description
All of the above
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Answer 16:

A good report contains all of the following: Site name, description, location, observations, photos, and contact information.
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17. What are the next steps after completing this training?* This field is required.
I am ready to start reporting on all cultural sites in Nevada that I visit.
NVFCP will email me my score.
I have to wait until I complete the Adoption Form before I visit any sites.
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Answer 17:

You are an official OHV Preservation Ambassador!

Start submitting reports!

Also, watch for an email from NVFCP (rayette@nvfcp.org or contact@nvfcp.org). The email will have a link to the online site adoption form to help with registering your site(s).
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