I'm an arts organization looking for free resources on dplan.org to help with emergency planning, specifically regarding the salvage of collections. Navigate to the 'Free Resources' section. Identify the PDF resource that provides instructions for salvaging wet collections. Provide its full title, the name of the organization that published it, and a brief summary of what types of materials it covers. Additionally, clarify whether the 'Pocket Response Resource (PRR)' template is freely downloadable without creating an account.
Navigate to 'https://www.dplan.org'. Click on the 'Free Resources' link. Locate the 'Collections and Assets' section. Identify the PDF resource related to salvaging wet collections. Extract the full title of this PDF, its publishing organization, and a summary of the materials it covers. Read the introductory text on the 'Free Resources' page to determine if the 'Pocket Response Resource (PRR)' template requires an account for download. Synthesize the gathered information to answer the task.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Free Resources' page. The agent identifies the resource as 'Salvage at a Glance [PDF]'. The agent states that the resource was published by 'Connecting to Collections'. The agent accurately summarizes that the 'Salvage at a Glance' covers materials such as books, documents, photographs, audiovisual materials, paintings, textiles, organic materials (e.g., wood, leather, basketry), inorganic materials (metal, ceramic, glass), biological and geological specimens, and fossils. The agent correctly states that the 'Pocket Response Resource (PRR)' template requires creating an account to download.