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Kodiak Island Search and Rescue
www.kisar.org

Kodiak Island Search and Rescue (KISAR) is a non-profit organization of volunteers whose objectives are exclusively charitable, scientific or educational. Our purposes are:

1) To furnish highly trained volunteers and dog teams for search and rescue for the benefit and welfare of the community.

2) To organize and support the continuing education and training of volunteers, dog teams and support personnel in accepted search and rescue methods.

3)To increase public awareness of search and rescue trained volunteers and dog teams and provide informational and educational programs and demonstrations to institutions, agencies and community organizations.

Fri, February 24, 2012

Alaska Mountain Rescue Group
Avalanche Level II Course
Pre-Requisites - (1) intermediate backcountry travel skills, (2) participation in a prior 3 day AAS Level 1 Course or equivalent and (3) at least a year of experience since your Level 1 Course. Course dates include: February 24, 25, 26, and 27. All day each day...up to 10+ hr days. Contact Andy Dietrick with AMRG for more information - training@amrg.org.
amrg.org

Mon, March 12, 2012

Juneau Mountain Rescue / Juneau Ski Patrol
National Ski Patrol Mountain Travel Course I
Attendees taking Mountain Travel and Rescue (MTR) courses will learn a variety of skills, including nutrition and how the body performs in a wilderness environment, weather patterns, survival skills, working with group dynamics, an introduction to search and rescue, rope rescue skills, improvised toboggan construction, and land navigation with map, compass, and GPS. Course dates are March 12-18, 2012. For more information, contact JMR at bausler@ak.net.
http://www.nsp.org/EduPrograms/mountain.aspx

Wed, March 21, 2012

ALMR Radio Training
Facilitated by Alaska Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, 5 Star Communications, and ASARA. Session Two: Mar 21 or 22 and Apr 3rd or 10th - (final date selection TBD) Contact alaskasar@gmail.com for more information

Mon, March 26, 2012

Anchorage Nordic Ski Patrol
National Ski Patrol Mountain Travel Course
This course provides students with basic knowledge and skills to travel and work in reasonable comfort and safety in an outdoor environment. Field practice includes basic navigation, travel, and survival, and an introduction to search and rescue. This course does not include an overnight campout. Mar 26-29; Overnight between Mar 30-Apr 2.
http://www.nsp.org/EduPrograms/mountain.aspx

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Alaska Search & Rescue Association
PO Box 233276
Anchorage, Alaska 99523
alaskasar@gmail.com

Founded 1993

Sunday February 5, 2012