Ontario Sasquatch Research, (OSR), is a non-profit volunteer group. 
Members are expected to participate regularly on our private forum and assist in investigations.

Personal Information:

We respect your privacy. Your personal information is confidential and will not be given to any third parties. 

Membership Process:
When we receive your application, the membership will consider whether you would be a good fit for our group and if you are in a location where investigators are needed.

You will then be sent a second set of questions to help us understand your views on sasquatch research. In addition, you will receive two documents, our Code of Ethics and Media Policy. After we receive the second phase answers from you, a vote will take place. This process can take two weeks or more. We ask for your patience during this process. We may contact you again during this time to ask some follow-up questions.

If possible, an OSR member will meet with an applicant to discuss OSR in general and answer any questions that an applicant may have. Due to the size of Ontario however, face to face meetings may not be practical.

We're currently looking for field investigators for specific areas of Ontario.

 Thunder BayFort FrancesKenora /Red Lake /Dryden areasSault Ste. Marie / Wawa areasSoutheastern Counties 

We encourage those from First Nations communities to join our team.

It would be helpful (but not a strict requirement) if you have tracking skills, wildlife knowledge, or other outdoor experience, such as camping or hunting. Interviewing skills are also an asset, but this is not a prerequisite for membership.

However, healthy skepticism is necessary.