BMG and IFMGA are inviting IFMGA mountain guides from all over the world to the webinar "State of the Art in Companion Rescue and First Aid for Avalanche Patients" mailchi.mp/333972a144ae/w…

We started collaborating with the South American community in 2019 with the first "Train the Trainers" course in Chile After 2 years, on 2022 we were able to organize multiple activities in Chile and Argentina For 2023 We're looking forward to include more nations

We want to share with you this great "Train the Trainers" course that we delivered last month in Corralco, Chile We concluded the training with a public avalanche rescue workshop for the local community Thanks Corralco for having us!

This week, we had workgroup meetings with our Avalanche Rescue and Mountain Emergency Medicine Workgroup We worked on a final revision of the AvaSAR protocols and tested our new online collaboration platform Thanks to Ian Spare for hosting us in his B&B in Leysin, Switzerland

Last month, with the "Instituto Andino de Medicina de Altura" we delivered a 3-day “Train the Trainers” course on first aid for the avalanche patient based on the AvaLife protocol as well as our technical search and rescue content in Mendoza, Argentina

Mountains are our office! "Laguna del Maule" is one of the wonderful places which we used to teach on the last day of our ""train the trainer"" program The aim of this day for the new trainers is to teach the new content while still being mentored by MSi Subject Matter Experts

The group check is a safety procedure that verifies that all transceivers in the group are working properly and that everyone is in SEND mode before starting any activity in avalanche terrain Visit mountainsafety.info to obtain this material and learn more

While promoting standardization between user groups and application cases, MountainSafety.info respects cultural diversity and does not seek to establish formal regulations in mountain safety mountainsafety.info to see our work. If you want to learn more, contact us

While promoting standardization between user groups and application cases, MountainSafety.info respects cultural diversity and does not seek to establish formal regulations in mountain safety mountainsafety.info to see our work. If you want to learn more, contact us

Teaching the underlying concepts behind MSi systems, methods and strategies as well as how to efficent teach in the outdoors is part of the MSi ""Train the Trainer"" programs.  In this picture, Montse Bacardit in the Pyrenees teaches her students using the snow as her whiteboard