These experts have some advice to keep you safe. To learn about training opportunities, visit the Avalanche Canada website.
Tips from the ExpertsAvalanche safety course. © Avalanche Canada.
Avalanche professionals like Troy at Revelstoke Mountain Resort, work at ski areas across the country to keep you safe from avalanches within their resort boundaries.
Transcript Download MP4 (21 MB) Download WEBM (18.5 MB)
Avalanche professional Troy Leahey talks about avalanche safety on Revelstoke Mountain Resort, 2013.
How to stay safe skiing. © Revelstoke Museum & Archives A2013.16.3
Troy Leahey, avalanche professional for Revelstoke Mountain Resort and his avalanche rescue dog, Penny, Revelstoke, BC, 2013.
Whatever your line of work, remember that nothing is as important each day as your safety.
Transcript Download MP4 (32.9 MB) Download WEBM (25 MB)
Avalanche technician Jim Bay talks about safety while working in avalanche country.
How to stay safe working in avalanche country. © Revelstoke Museum & Archives 2013.16.6.
Avalanche professional Jim Bay, Revelstoke BC, 2013.
Val explains what they do and how you can improve your safety
while driving on BC highways in avalanche country.
Transcript Download MP4 (29.6 MB) Download WEBM (21.2 MB)
Val Visotzky, Avalanche Safety Technician for BC's Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure talks about staying safe on the roads in avalanche country.
How to stay safe driving through avalanche country. © Revelstoke Museum & Archives A2013.16.5
Val Visotzky, Avalanche Safety Technician for BC's Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure, 2013.
With more than two decades of experience exploring the backcountry, Jeremy has faced difficult decisions in avalanche terrain many times while snowboarding and snowmobiling.
Transcript Download MP4 (35.5 MB) Download WEBM (26.1 MB)
Avalanche safety instructor Jeremy Hanke, talks about staying safe in the backcountry.
How to stay safe in the backcountry. © Jeremy Hanke, Soul Rides, Revelstoke, BC, Revelstoke Museum & Archives A2013.16.4.
Jeremy Hanke, avalanche safety instructor for Soul Rides, Revelstoke, BC, 2013.
Zuzana Driediger, member of the Canadian Avalanche Rescue Dog Association introduces her rescue dog, Balu, and gives some advice on what you can do to help them keep you safe in avalanche country.
Transcript Download MP4 (29.3 MB) Download WEBM (26.1 MB)
Zuzana Driediger, member of the Canadian Avalanche Rescue Dog Association (CARDA) gives advice on avalanche safety.
How to stay safe in avalanche country. © Revelstoke Museum & Archives A2013.16.2
Zuzana Driediger, member of the Canadian Avalanche Rescue Dog Association (CARDA) and her rescue dog, Balu, Revelstoke, BC, 2013.
