The Raven Eye Trespass Report Form on the Survey123 app platform provides Doyon shareholders and the public with easy access to detailed maps and the ability to report trespassing directly from their mobile devices. Whether online or offline, the form enables users to pinpoint land boundaries, capture trespass details, and submit reports with a single tap—keeping you connected and proactive at all times.
How to Access the Report Form
- Download the Survey123 app:
- Scan the QR code or download the app on iOS, Android, or through any web browser here.
- Choose Your Reporting Area:
- View maps of Doyon land, Village Corporation land, and Native allotments.
- Pinpoint the Trespass Location:
- Use the GPS feature to mark the exact location of trespass and drop a pin at the site of the incident.
- Add Supporting Information:
- Capture and upload photos, videos, or voice recordings and notes or observations to detail the incident.
- Submit Your Report:
- Submit the report when online, or save it to submit once you have service.
Features Available on Both Web Browser and Mobile App:
- View region-wide or localized maps that display Village Corporation, Doyon, and Native allotment land boundaries.
- While Online Only: Customize the basemap (satellite, topographic, etc.) to suit your preference.
- View a region wide map of all villages across the region or take maps offline that include satellite imagery at a localized, village specific level.
- View land boundaries for the Doyon Region, Village Corporations, and Native allotments.
- Upload photos, videos, or voice recordings to detail trespass incidents and signage hung, whether taken previously or captured in real time.
- No account required—use the trespass report or offline maps as a guest.
Additional Mobile App Features:
- Access maps and the trespass reporting form both online and offline, with the ability to download region-wide or localized maps for out of service use.
- Record and submit trespassing incidents, capturing accurate details as they happen, to allow the Doyon Lands department to address incidents in a quickly and effectively
- Use the app’s tracking feature to pinpoint your location on the map, whether online or offline.
- Track and document the placement of current trespass signage and help to information the Doyon lands Department of where additional signage is needed.
Localized map regions include:
- Nenana
- Alatna, Allakaket, Bettles, Evansville, Hughes, and Huslia
- Galena, Kaltag, Koyukuk, Nulato, and Ruby
- Manley Hot Springs, Minto, Rampart, and Tanana
- Anvick, Grayling, Holy Cross, and Shageluk
- McGrath, Nikolai, Takotna, and Telida
- Dot Lake, Healy Lake, Northway, Tanacross, and Tok
- Eagle and Taylor Highway
- Beaver, Birch Creek, Fort Yukon, and Stevens Village
- Chalkyitsik, Circle, and Fort Yukon
- The offline areas do include large swaths of the river/road systems that surround these villages and areas.
Benefits of Reporting Trespassing Through the App:
- Real-Time Reporting: Report trespassing incidents as they happen, providing immediate, accurate information to help Doyon and corporation landowners alert authorities and respond quickly.
- Enhanced Accuracy: Capture and upload photos, videos, or voice recordings to document trespassing clearly and thoroughly, aiding in more effective resolution.
- Improved Land Protection: Reporting trespass incidents helps safeguard the land and wildlife in the Doyon Region from unauthorized use, preserving natural resources and preventing land damage.
- Shareholders reporting trespass plays a crucial role in supporting the Doyon Lands Department’s efforts to safeguard the land and natural resources in the Doyon Region, ensuring their preservation for the next generation.
- Convenience and Accessibility: Whether online or offline, you can easily access maps, view land boundaries, and use survey tools on the go, while also being able to record trespassing incidents in real time.
- Tracking and Monitoring: The app’s location tracking feature enables you to pinpoint your precise location, in or out of service, and help provide Doyon with the exact location of reports, helping to prevent future occurrences.
- Increased Awareness: The app raises awareness about private land status, encouraging others to respect property boundaries and avoid trespassing.
- No Account Required: Anyone can report trespassing without the need to create an account, removing barriers to participation.
To learn more about trespass mitigation efforts, visit www.doyon.com/lands/trespass/ or contact the Lands and Natural Resources Department at 907-459-2030, 1-888-478-4755, or lands@doyon.com.
