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The Reserve is not open to
the public for recreational uses: These include hiking, horseback riding,
mountain biking, picnicking, or rock climbing. The exception is the Stunt High Trail which runs alongside and through some portions of the Reserve. Permission for use of your and/or your children's image and name. Photographs of activities that
take place on the Reserve are occassionally posted on the website and in the annual report. If we do not hear otherwise, we will assume to have your permission. If not, notify the Reserve Manager by calling 310 206-3887 or email
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. Bring Emergency Instructions with you to the Reserve: Review
them prior to your visit. In the absence of Reserve staff, you are
responsible for your own safety. There is no water, electricity, or
telephone. Cell phones work in selected locations. An outhouse is on
site. How to dress/what to bring: Dress in layers (neutral colors are best since bright colors attract bees/wasps); it is recommended to wear long sleeves/pants and sturdy walking shoes; bring drinking water, hat, sunscreen, and if you have one, a first aid kit and cell phone. Red flag alert: During periods of peak fire danger, the National Weather Service
calls a red flag alert. This means that a critical fire condition
exists. The Reserve follows the same policy as the California
Department of Parks and Recreation. When parks or back country areas
are closed, the Reserve will also be closed. Call the State Park Fire
Weather Information Line at (805) 488-8147 for updated information. ********************************************************************** 1) Use applications for research, class use or field trips and waivers may be accessed on the on the UC Natural Reserve System website or by calling the Reserve office at 310 206-3887. 2) Group leaders are responsible for the behavior of their group. 3) Pets, including dogs, cats, and, horses are not permitted on the Reserve, except for equestrian use of the Stunt High Trail. 4) Reserve users shall not in any way alter the property. 5) Camping is not permitted. 6) Smoking and fires of any kind are not permitted. 7) Vehicles may park in designated areas only. Keep speeds to no more than 5 mph. 8) Firearms are not allowed on the reserve. 9) Care should be given not to enter marked research plots. 10) Leave the entrance gate as you found it (e.g. if closed and locked, close and lock it after passing). 11) For researchers only - All onsite research should be initiated only after a written application has been approved. This research approval must be renewed annually in June, in the form of a narrative letter or report providing a summary of research in the previous year and expected activities for the coming year. - All tags or flagging must be coordinated with Reserve manager and removed at the conclusion of the project. - Results of studies are expected to be incorporated into the Reserve database, as appropriate. Confidentiality of the data can be arranged. Written materials that result from work conducted at Stunt Ranch must acknowledge the Reserve. Two reprints or copies of articles, reports, or theses based on work done at the Reserve should be promptly delivered to the Reserve office, whether published or unpublished. 12) Notify the Reserve manager of any special needs your group may have. * Return completed form to Reserve office via email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , fax 310 825-9433, or mail to UCLA Stunt Ranch Reserve, 900 Veteran Ave Warren Hall, Los Angeles, CA 90024 |




