VOLUNTARY ASSUMPTION OF RISK
We, all Family Member Participants (including on behalf of minor child(ren)), in consideration of CONC allowing us to participate in any activity, outing, program or event agree, that we are participating voluntarily in CONC activities, events, and programs. In
consideration of our participation, we hereby acknowledge, (including on behalf of our minor child(ren)), that we are aware of the risks, dangers, and hazards associated with or related to any such programs, activities, and events, and that we may be exposed to such risks, dangers, and hazards. The
risks, dangers and hazards include, but are not limited to, injuries from:
DESCRIPTION OF RISKS
a) Field trips, outings, and nature walks;
b) Bird counts and watching, including walks;
d) Road, park, public land, and shoreline cleanup;
e) Animal attacks, including but not limited to, domesticated animals, bears, cougars, and snakes;
f) Bites from insects, including ticks, with the possibility of Lyme Disease, and other transmissible diseases;
g) Extreme weather conditions which may result in heatstroke, sunstroke, hypothermia, frostbite, lightning strikes, or flying object strikes;
h) Inhalation of viruses or infections, including, but not limited to, Covid, and Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome;
i) Executing strenuous and demanding physical techniques, including climbing and hiking, and vigorous physical exertion;
j) Reactions to agents on grass or other surfaces that may produce allergies or infections;
k) Falling to the ground due to uneven, slippery, steep, rocky or irregular terrain or surfaces;
l) Failure to properly use any piece of equipment or from the mechanical failure of any piece of equipment;
m) Spinal cord injuries, which may render me permanently paralyzed; and,
n) Travel to and from activities, events and programs.
Furthermore, we, including on behalf of our minor child(ren), are aware: a) That injuries sustained can be severe;
b) That we may experience anxiety while challenging ourselves during the activities, events and programs;
c) That our risk of injury increases as we become fatigued; and,
d) That our risk of injury is reduced if we follow all rules established for participation.