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The [http://www.cgaux.org/ Coast Guard Auxiliary's] Recreational Boating Safety Directorate includes three departments. Each department maintains a website with a wealth of boating safety information: | The [http://www.cgaux.org/ Coast Guard Auxiliary's] Recreational Boating Safety Directorate includes three departments. Each department maintains a website with a wealth of boating safety information: | ||
Revision as of 13:53, 4 August 2009
Welcome to the US Coast Guard Auxiliary Recreational Boating Safety Wiki (or AuxBDeptWiki). This site serves as a clearinghouse for information about the Coast Guard Auxiliary's collaborative efforts with other organizations. Currently, we have sections covering our work with these groups:
Additional sections will be developed over time. We welcome your recommendations for sections we should consider developing, or any other recommendations for improving this resource. Please email us.
Recreational Boating Safety Websites
The Coast Guard Auxiliary's Recreational Boating Safety Directorate includes three departments. Each department maintains a website with a wealth of boating safety information:
Additionally, the U.S. Coast Guard's Boating Safety Division maintains a highly informative recreational boating safety website.
Other useful boating safety websites
- National Association of State Boating Law Administrators
- National Safe Boating Council
- National Safe Boating Week
- National Water Safety Congress
- U.S. Coast Guard Navigation Center
- You're in Command
- Float Plan Central
- DSC Radio Tutorial
Keeping Current
Help Build this Wiki
We are looking for Auxiliarists who have experience building partnerships between the Coast Guard Auxiliary and other organizations. Our initial focus is documenting cooperative projects between the Auxiliary and the Boy Scouts of America, as well as between the Auxiliary and state boating law administrators. If you are able to help, please contribute to this effort by following this link.
