Ch. 3.1 General Protection
Ch. 1.2 General Administration
Ch. 4.2 Resource Management
Ch. 5.3 Overnight Accomodations
Ch. 5.3 Overnight Accomodations
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Who is responsible for visitor safety and protection, as well as ensuring proper use of park resources and facilities?
A- All employees. Through interpretation and during everyday contacts, employees will foster in the visitor an understanding and appreciation for the park and its proper use.
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A group comes in with 29 kids, What is the minimum number of adults that should be with the group?
What is 3
100
Is there ever a time when it would be appropriate to introduce non-native plants onto park lands?
Yes! (DEP Op. Manual, Chapter 4.2, section e, subsection 1b) • If a historic site is being restored, a non-native exotic plant may be allowed to be planted and kept up as long as it is to “restore the site to its approximate condition” for the period. • Non-natives can also be planted when they are a part of a formal state garden, but it depends on the plants position within its garden, and may be subject for removal. • For certain park residences, non-native plants may also be planted and maintained, given they are allowed by the park biologists and remain in the residence’s immediate area, though they are still subject for removal is necessary. • For certain kinds of roadsides, particularly where the sides are unstable, some exotic grasses may be permitted to maintain the integrity of the road.
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If two sites are booked by one person with a 50 percent discount, but only one camper between the two sites meets the requirements do they still get the discount?
What is Only one site gets the discount, the site that is occupied by the person meeting the requirements.
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A voter registration card is an acceptable form of proof of residency. t/F
What is A) True, but proof of age must still be shown.
200
What are the guidelines, that are used by parks to ensure proper protection, collectively known as?
What is A- The Park Protection Plan
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3 Motor cycles pull up to the with 1 person on each. 1 has a family entrance pass. Do they all get in on that pass?
2 get in on the pass, 1 has to pay the entrance fee. 2. Family Annual Entrance Pass - Entrance Policy The Family Annual Entrance Pass allows up to a total of eight people entering as a group, except at Ellie Schiller Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park and Weeki Wachee Springs State Park where the family pass is good for admission of up to two people, including the pass holder. • A group shall consist of one of the following combinations: All of the occupants (up to a total of eight people) in the pass holder's vehicle. o Up to two motorcycles, including the pass holder. o Up to a total of eight people (including the pass holder) entering on foot or on bicycles
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2. If you find an exotic plant before unknown to the park, what should you do?
What is Contact your park manager and district biologists; district will follow up for prioritization.
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A group of campers stay for 14 consecutive nights, then attempt to check in on another site under a different registered name for more consecutive nights. Is this allowed?
What is No, “changing the registered name of group of individuals to circumvent the 14-night maximum length of stay is prohibited.”
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Is a registered camper allowed to rent an available campsite for another party arriving after closing?
What is A) Yes, but that camper is responsible for admitting the late party and providing the information on park rules and regulations. The arriving party must also be set up prior to quiet hours.
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By May 15 of each year the park manager shall:
What is Review the Hurricane Preparedness Plan with all park staff. Ensure the availability and serviceability of chain saws and generators. Ensure the availability and serviceability of First Aid Kits in each park vehicle. Ensure the availability and serviceability of fire extinguishers in each park vehicle. Update the emergency contact list and emergency asset list. All of the above.
300
Where do the keys go when you return a vehicle to the shop?
IN the key box
300
Are there any specific instructions for dealing with maintenance of cultural resources in the DEP Operations Manual?
No; the manual advises readers to look to their park’s Unit Management Plan for specific procedures, and to otherwise contact the district office
300
Is a campsite allowed to have 10 people on it, if 2 of them are children under six years of age?
What is Yes, “children under six years of age do not count in the total number per campsite.”
300
Is it permissible for a camper to gather fire wood from the natural area around their campsite?
What is A) No, gathering firewood by visitors, campers, campground hosts, or volunteers is prohibited.
400
When should overnight visitors be evacuated from the park?
Tropical storm warning Hurricane warning
400
Name a “Nature Trail” in our park
What is Lester Findley Trail Nature trail” means a relatively short self-guided trail (usually less than one mile) designed and marked for interpretive and educational experiences, often including trail labels related to plant and animal species, natural features, cultural sites, area history and related subjects. Additionally, trailside shelters, benches and overlooks are often provided.
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Is it allowed to put up animal feeding apparatus, such as bird feeders?
Not really; generally, if an action may cause an increase in exotic species populations, the action is prohibited.
400
What do you do if a camper has not picked up their mail after 14 days and is no longer staying in the park
What is Return the mail to the local post office as unclaimed mail.
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Is a camper allowed to have a major appliance kept outside of their camping rig
What is No, such appliances are prohibited.
500
List 3 “Man Caused Emergencies”
Major Injury or Death Structural Fire Boat Accident or Overdue Boat Missing Person in Park Diving Accidents Serious Crimes Military Attack Hazardous Material Accident Oil Spill
500
Can you give a camper a ride to the campground or Ranger Station in a golf cart?
No Section (l) (4) Passengers ^ Hitchhikers and other unauthorized persons are not permitted to ride in state vehicles. The transporting of persons in state vehicles must be for the purpose of expediting state business. For additional information on passengers in state vehicles see DEP Directive 620.
500
What would be the three primary (and most common) justifications for cutting down standing trees in a park?
Resource management, safety, or for a development project
500
A camper is required to leave the park upon check out or pay the entrance fee in order to stay in the park for day use activities.
What is A) False, campers may remain in the park until closing without additional charge, but must leave the campground.
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What percent of a park’s campsite inventory will be made available for advanced reservations through the reservation service?
What is 90%
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