• Squid Fishing

    Friday, September 11 7pm Optional Dinner Out | 9:45PM FISHING | Midcoast Region, Maine

  • Intention

    This gathering is created as a space for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) to connect with nature and community. This program is limited to BIPOC and the allies and family members who love them.

  • Accessibility Notes:

    Paved parking lot directly adjacent to fishing site. The footing may be slippery in some places. Folding chairs will be available and welcome. Provided fishing buckets with lids will also be available as seating.
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  • Informed Consent & Acknowledgement of Risk

  • I understand that participation involves a variety of outdoor activities, which may include — but are not limited to — hiking on uneven terrain and 'off-trail', being outdoors in cold weather conditions, and traveling on unfamiliar landscape varying distances from shelter.

    I acknowledge that these activities carry inherent risks, including the possibility of personal injury, illness, property damage, or other hazards associated with wilderness travel and group learning environments.

    I understand that while instructors and staff will take every reasonable precaution to ensure safety, not all risks can be eliminated.

    I confirm that I have disclosed any relevant medical or physical conditions that could affect my participation. I agree to follow all safety instructions and guidelines provided by facilitators, and I accept responsibility for my own safety and well-being during the program.

    By submitting this form, I acknowledge that I am participating voluntarily and with full awareness of the potential risks involved. I release Camp Beech Cliff, BIPOC Naturalists, their staff, and volunteers from liability for any injuries or damages that may occur during the program, except in cases of gross negligence.

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  • We believe deeply in creating outdoor spaces where Black, Indigenous, and People of Color feel welcome, represented, and empowered.

    Sharing authentic images of participants helps us build future opportunities, attract funding, and invite others into these experiences. Representation matters — and showing our community in action helps others see that they, too, belong in the outdoors.

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