オボズのインスタグラム(obozfootwear) - 8月4日 00時53分

Ambassador @freeheelin_adventures was at Louise Falls, one of the most popular ice climbs in Banff National Park, last winter, when her group observed a leader in a party above fall and break some bones. Shauna's group initiated a rescue with Parks Canada, a highly specialized public service in the Canadian Rocky Mountain National Parks, to assist them. On today’s blog, she writes about how to prepare for a wilderness emergency (hint: TAKE A WILDERNESS FIRST RESPONDER COURSE!). She also talks about the reality of accidents in the backcountry, where getting emergency rescue and medical help is significantly harder in the backcountry. Cellular service diminishes in much of the backcountry, making technologies such as Spot and Inreach devices critical to the outdoor adventurer, allowing emergency communication via satellite. Although these devices come in handy, they are not a substitute to specialized first aid for the backcountry. While intensive, an 80-hour wilderness emergency response course offers a multitude of information to save or stabilize the injured until medical help can arrive, or even prevent a resource-dependent and expensive rescue. .
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