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SUMMARY:Silverton Avalanche School RECREATIONAL LEVEL 1 AVALANCHE COURSE
DESCRIPTION:The Backcountry is always telling us a story. Are you Listening? \nReading and understanding winter’s seasonal narrative\, as written across mountain slopes\, backcountry bowls and understanding where avalanches lurk\, is both a learned skill and a practiced art. Silverton Avalanche School’s REC Level One Avalanche Course introduces students to the ways we ritualize our planning\, observations and assessments and highlights the critical importance of “Reading the Story of Winter” each and every day\, in order to minimize risk traveling through avalanche terrain. \nIn SAS’s 3 Day\, REC Level One\, students engage in a hands on curriculum designed to develop a personal understanding and applying a set of tools to help navigate avalanche terrain safely.  Tools are applied through the course\, such as the avalanche bulletin\, utilizing the Avalanche Triangle\, employing a backcountry field notebook and incorporating field observations\, and applying online resources and digital applications. Our courses exceed the requirements set by the American Avalanche Association for avalanche education. This course has a mix of online and in person learning. The outcome is a an understanding of when where and how to safely navigate avalanche terrain.  Our curriculum is based on national guidelines published by the American Avalanche Association. \nSAS courses occur in the Silverton area\, Taos NM area and Southern Colorado. SAS is permitted to operate on public lands with the USFS. \nIf interested please contact Silverton Avalanche School
URL:https://taosavalanchecenter.org/classes-event/recreational-level-1-avalanche-course-2/
LOCATION:Taos
ORGANIZER;CN="Silverton Avalanche School":MAILTO:info@avyschool.org
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SUMMARY:Beverly Mountain Guides Rec 1 Avy Course
DESCRIPTION:Beverly Mountain Guides is celebrating our 19th year of teaching AIARE avalanche courses in New Mexico\, and over 29 years of teaching avalanche education. Avalanche Courses AIARE is a culmination of the best in avalanche course training. BMG is THE pre-eminent and constant resource for public\, private\, and military avalanche education in New Mexico. BMG is also a course provider in Washington\, Colorado\, and internationally. \nRemember\, taking an avalanche course is an absolute requirement for those going into the backcountry\, that’s why we teach avalanche courses. We teach Avalanche Courses – AIARE – Mountain Safety.info as a full compliment of educational resources for those operating in avalanche terrain. Understand\, learning about avalanche behavior is a fundamental skill for any backcountry traveler whether you are snowshoeing on a quiet trail or ripping it up on a snow machine. We use the curriculum from the American Institute of Avalanche Research and Education (AIARE) to formulate the best in avalanche education. AIARE curriculum meets and exceeds the American Avalanche Association mandates for avalanche courses. \n\n\n\n\nCOURSE OUTLINES\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFrom the beginning\, our courses cater to the individual learning process with a low student to instructor ratio. Our lead instructors are also licensed International Mountain Guides (IFMGA) with thousands of hours teaching and guiding descents all over the world. Don’t wait until the snow is already deep to take an avalanche course. Yes\, it’s best to use your knowledge and skills immediately after a course. We can help you achieve your goals of gaining avalanche knowledge by drawing on our extensive backgrounds as mountain guides\, educators\, and rescue personnel. \n\n\n\nAIARE LEVEL 1 AVALANCHE COURSES*\nAIARE LEVEL 2 AVALANCHE COURSES\nAIARE COMPANION RESCUE AVALANCHE COURSES*\nMountain Safety.info rescue curriculum is rolled into our AIARE companion rescue courses\, and is sanctioned through the International Commission of Alpine Rescue (ICAR) and in collaboration with the UIAA. \n*Prerequisites: You will need both the AIARE 1 and AIARE Rescue Course prior to moving on to any other courses in the AIARE curricula. (There is no rescue component in the AIARE 2). Get your courses through BMG today! Learn more about AIARE by clicking here. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nRegister for an avalanche course today and reserve your slot!\nClick HERE to register
URL:https://taosavalanchecenter.org/classes-event/beverly-mountain-guides-rec-1-avy-course/
LOCATION:Taos
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230206T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230208T170000
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SUMMARY:Beverly Mountain Guides Rec 2 Avy Course
DESCRIPTION:LEVEL 2 AIARE AVALANCHE COURSE\nAIARE Level 2: Analyzing Snow Stability and Avalanche Hazard\nThe level 2 course is a 3-day program that provides backcountry leaders the opportunity to advance their avalanche knowledge and decision making skills. This course also includes the introductory and prerequisite components for the professional progression. \n  \nBuilding on previous knowledge and experience\, the Level 2 expands from the introductory avalanche hazard management model introduced in the Level 1 course and adds in the evaluation of factors\, critical to stability assessment. \nStudent Learning Objectives\nBecause the objective of the AIARE 2 is also to learn how to manage uncertainty in avalanche terrain\, this course is for those who have completed an AIARE 1\, Avalanche Rescue\, and have had at least one year of backcountry travel experience. Therefore\, the AIARE 2 provides more opportunities for coached application of the AIARE Framework to new terrain and conditions. So\, this enables participants to apply the AIARE Framework to new situations and contexts such as traveling in a new region\, expanded understanding of information from an avalanche center\, and will help with working with local experts such as a ski patrol or guide service. \nWho Should Take This Course:\nThis course is ideal for those wanting to expand their skills for management of risk in avalanche terrain. The AIARE 2 provides backcountry leaders the opportunity to advance their avalanche knowledge and decision making skills. \nPrerequisites\nParticipants must have the ability to travel in avalanche terrain on backcountry skis or splitboard. An AIARE 1 Course (strongly recommended) or equivalent Level 1 training is required as well as the AIARE Avalanche Rescue course. Also\, a winter of practical experience after the Level 1 course is required before taking the AIARE 2 course. \nThere will be some pre-course homework as there is much to cover in this course. We are looking forward to working with you! \nEquipment List \nClick here to REGISTER NOW!
URL:https://taosavalanchecenter.org/classes-event/beverly-mountain-guides-rec-2-avy-course/
LOCATION:Taos
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230210T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230212T170000
DTSTAMP:20221127T160223Z
CREATED:20221127T160223Z
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UID:1746-1676016000-1676221200@taosavalanchecenter.org
SUMMARY:Beverly Mountain Guides Rec 1 Avy Course
DESCRIPTION:Beverly Mountain Guides is celebrating our 19th year of teaching AIARE avalanche courses in New Mexico\, and over 29 years of teaching avalanche education. Avalanche Courses AIARE is a culmination of the best in avalanche course training. BMG is THE pre-eminent and constant resource for public\, private\, and military avalanche education in New Mexico. BMG is also a course provider in Washington\, Colorado\, and internationally. \nRemember\, taking an avalanche course is an absolute requirement for those going into the backcountry\, that’s why we teach avalanche courses. We teach Avalanche Courses – AIARE – Mountain Safety.info as a full compliment of educational resources for those operating in avalanche terrain. Understand\, learning about avalanche behavior is a fundamental skill for any backcountry traveler whether you are snowshoeing on a quiet trail or ripping it up on a snow machine. We use the curriculum from the American Institute of Avalanche Research and Education (AIARE) to formulate the best in avalanche education. AIARE curriculum meets and exceeds the American Avalanche Association mandates for avalanche courses. \n\n\n\n\nCOURSE OUTLINES\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFrom the beginning\, our courses cater to the individual learning process with a low student to instructor ratio. Our lead instructors are also licensed International Mountain Guides (IFMGA) with thousands of hours teaching and guiding descents all over the world. Don’t wait until the snow is already deep to take an avalanche course. Yes\, it’s best to use your knowledge and skills immediately after a course. We can help you achieve your goals of gaining avalanche knowledge by drawing on our extensive backgrounds as mountain guides\, educators\, and rescue personnel. \n\n\n\nAIARE LEVEL 1 AVALANCHE COURSES*\nAIARE LEVEL 2 AVALANCHE COURSES\nAIARE COMPANION RESCUE AVALANCHE COURSES*\nMountain Safety.info rescue curriculum is rolled into our AIARE companion rescue courses\, and is sanctioned through the International Commission of Alpine Rescue (ICAR) and in collaboration with the UIAA. \n*Prerequisites: You will need both the AIARE 1 and AIARE Rescue Course prior to moving on to any other courses in the AIARE curricula. (There is no rescue component in the AIARE 2). Get your courses through BMG today! Learn more about AIARE by clicking here. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nRegister for an avalanche course today and reserve your slot!\nClick HERE to register
URL:https://taosavalanchecenter.org/classes-event/beverly-mountain-guides-rec-1-avy-course-2/
LOCATION:Taos
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SUMMARY:Beacon Bash Southwest: Presented by Weston at Ski Santa Fe
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URL:https://taosavalanchecenter.org/classes-event/beacon-bash-southwest-presented-by-weston-at-ski-santa-fe/
LOCATION:Santa Fe
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230225
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SUMMARY:Silverton Avalanche School Avalanche Rescue Course (Santa Fe)
DESCRIPTION:Avalanche Rescue is a one-day stand-alone course that covers the basics of companion rescue as well as the current best practices in rescue techniques and gear. Students receive professional coaching on their rescue skills and timed practice with realistic scenarios. This course is intended for those new to the backcountry. The course should also be retaken on a regular basis to keep skills sharp and to stay up to date with advancing rescue techniques and technology. \nThis course is recommended for anyone completing a Rec Level 1 course and it is a mandatory prerequisite for both the Recreational Level 2 Avalanche Course and the Professional Avalanche Progression. We implement an internationally vetted curriculum and state of the art knowledge from MountainSafety.info. SAS is one of the charter organizations of this working group of international mountain safety education groups. The course meets the guidelines set forth by the American Avalanche Association.
URL:https://taosavalanchecenter.org/classes-event/avalanche-rescue-course-santa-fe-2/
LOCATION:Santa Fe
ORGANIZER;CN="Silverton Avalanche School":MAILTO:info@avyschool.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230226
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SUMMARY:Silverton Avalanche School Avalanche Rescue Course (Santa Fe)
DESCRIPTION:Avalanche Rescue is a one-day stand-alone course that covers the basics of companion rescue as well as the current best practices in rescue techniques and gear. Students receive professional coaching on their rescue skills and timed practice with realistic scenarios. This course is intended for those new to the backcountry. The course should also be retaken on a regular basis to keep skills sharp and to stay up to date with advancing rescue techniques and technology. \nThis course is recommended for anyone completing a Rec Level 1 course and it is a mandatory prerequisite for both the Recreational Level 2 Avalanche Course and the Professional Avalanche Progression. We implement an internationally vetted curriculum and state of the art knowledge from MountainSafety.info. SAS is one of the charter organizations of this working group of international mountain safety education groups. The course meets the guidelines set forth by the American Avalanche Association.
URL:https://taosavalanchecenter.org/classes-event/avalanche-rescue-course-santa-fe-3/
LOCATION:Santa Fe
ORGANIZER;CN="Silverton Avalanche School":MAILTO:info@avyschool.org
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