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Native Shores
Costs:
A) Registration Fees
Full Registration:
$340 (in US
dollars) for the full 4 day event.
Early Registration
Discounts:
Register in
advance on or before...
February 21, 2013, and pay a reduced rate of only: $270
March 21, 2013, ,and pay a reduced rate of only: $290
April 4, 2013, ,and pay a reduced rate of only: $300
April 21, 2013, and pay a reduced rate of only: $310
May 1, 2013, and pay a reduced rate of only: $320
May 5, onward, pay full price of $340
These early registration discounts require that you pay in
full (received in our office) by these cut off dates.
Further
Registration Discounts (ONLY ONE OF THESE CAN APPLY PER
PERSON):
Previous Native Shores Attendees get an additional $60
discount off any of the cut-off dates above.
These adults (18+)
get a $30 discount
off any of the cut-off dates above:
Full time
college students
Native
Americans
Adult
family members that register together
Partial Event
Registrations:
Two Day (Saturday + Sunday) attendees pay full price ($340)
listed above, but are also eligible for early registration
discounts.
Single Day (Saturday or
Sunday) attendees pay $150 if they register on or before
April 25, 2013, $180 thereafter
There is no extra charge for one or two day participants to
attend Friday's orientation.
Fees for
Children:
Ages: 0 - 6 attend for free
Ages: 7 - 8 pay 10 times their age
Ages: 9 - 11 pay 12 times their age
Ages: 12 - 14 pay 14 times their age
Ages: 15 - 17 pay 16 times their age up to a maximum of
$270
Children through and including the age of 17 must be under
the supervision and responsibility of a parent or guardian
at all times. The Native Shores Rendezvous, Dr. Kallas, Wild
Food Adventures, and anyone associated with them are not,
and cannot be responsible for children. There are no child
care facilities. That being said, children will find a
supportive environment.
B) Lodging:
Off Site
Accommodations:
If possible, we'd prefer that everyone be on-site. If
staying off site, we recommend arriving by the time our
breakfast begins so you will receive any last minute
information and announcements prior to heading out for the
day. There are no discounts for staying off site. Staying
off site is risky in that if you are late and we leave for
the day, you may miss significant parts of the event.
Camping on the grounds or staying in your vehicle is
included in your registration. Those wishing to stay in the
lodge pay an additional fee. The lodge offers both
bunk-house options and a few basic rooms with two or three
beds. There are no private baths.
Here are the costs to stay in the lodge for the full
event:
Share a room with other
attendees: $50 / person total for the 3 nights.
Private Room for 3 nights:
2 beds = $150, 3 beds = $180 (add $30 for each extra person
to sleep on the floor
Beds & rooms are limited and assigned on a first come
first serve basis, combined with relative need.
Lodge beds come only with bare mattresses, so sleeping bags
and/or sheets, blankets, and pillows must be brought by
participants.
We are all responsible for cleaning the rooms we use before
we leave - there is no room service or staff.
C) Carpooling
Contribution:
Do not include this with your registration, bring this to
the event. Currently estimated to be $5-10/person depending
on the current price for gas. So in addition to the entrance
fee, you will be asked to contribute a car pooling fee. We
will be traveling to a variety of habitats over the four
days of the event. Since we do not have busses or vans, some
participants who have space in their cars will volunteer
their vehical for use in car pooling. Based on current
prices, the fuel required for traveling for the Rendezvous
costs about $30 per car. Participants will be asked to
contribute their fair share of that amount to the driver
when they get here.
Refund Policy /
Important Dates
There is no charge if you cancel before we've had the time
to process your registration. Upon your approval, your check
will be destroyed and you will have paid nothing. All except
a $20 non-refundable processing fee is returned if a refund
is requested on or before April 1, 2013.
80% is returned if a refund is requested on or before April
10, 2013.
60% is returned if a refund is requested on or before April
20, 2013.
40% is returned if a refund is requested on or before April
30, 2013.
20% is returned if a refund is requested on or before May 5,
2013.
0% is returned if a refund is requested on or after May 6,
2013 (includes no-shows)
How to
Register
Print out the Registration Form and Waivers at this site. Fill them out completely. Sign
them. Write out a check or money order (in US dollars)
payable to "Wild Food Adventures" for the appropriate
amount. We do not take credit cards.
IMPORTANT: if you live outside of the US... a personal or
local bank check cannot be accepted. We can only accept a
cashier's check or money order made out in US dollars from a
US bank or American Express office. These forms of currency
should be payable to "John Kallas". PayPal may be an option.
Call us for details.
Recreational
Shellfish Licenses
Recreational Shellfish Licenses are now required for anyone
over 13 years of age to collect shellfish in Oregon.
In-state licenses are $7/year, Out of state licenses are
$11.50 for 3 days or $20.50/year. 3-Day licenses must
specify the days you intend to do the collecting. You must
have the License with you during the Rendezvous or you will
only be allowed to watch. If shellfish are found in your
possession on the beach, or if you are found digging, and
you do not have a license, the fine is $75 and up. Licenses
can be purchased "PRIOR" to our events at any Oregon Fred Meyer,
Bi-Mart, and other sporting goods stores. If you have any
questions call the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife at
800-720-6339 or 503-947-6000. There is an informational page
at here. Licenses can be ordered by mail but the
process takes about a month. DO NOT wait until the last
minute!
Note that a license does not allow us the ability to collect
shellfish if there is a marine toxin advisory from the
Department of Fish & Wildlife, The Department of Health,
or the USDA.
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