Introduction Since 1962 when Outward Bound first introduced wilderness adventure programing to United States and the world in the mountains of Colorado, the field has
Training outdoor leaders within a college/university setting requires a multidisciplinary approach that does not fit well into a standard quarter/semester format due to the type
Emergent findings in social psychology point to the limitations of cognition and rationality; decision-making, it turns out, is highly over-rated. What this means for us:
Resources Document on the Risk Assessment & Safety Management Model Video on the Risk Assessment & Safety Management Model PowerPoint of the Risk Assessment &
Project Adventure’s Bob Ryan presents a podcast on safety, risk management and the value of staff training as part of Project Adventure’s Speaker’s Series. The
This presentation is on the Risk Assessment and Safety Management model or RASM. This model is designed to provide your organization and your staff with
This presentation begins with an overview of basic bear safety procedures ans suggestions for training people who travel in bear habitat. Dr. Smith summarizes his
Produced in 2001 by the U.S. National Park Service, this video introduces the principles of Leave No Trace outdoor ethics.
The NOLS Wilderness Medicine Institute is the leader in wilderness medicine education. Our goal is to provide the highest quality education and information for the
The Risk Assessment and Safety Management Model (RASM) by Rick Curtis has been presented at national and international conferences including the Wilderness Risk Management Conference
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