Oct 15th: No Signal? No Problem. Rogers Mobile to Satellite Explained
Stay connected when it matters most. In this session, learn how Rogers’ new mobile-to-satellite technology works and how it’s changing communication in remote areas of British Columbia. We’ll explore how this innovation can support outdoor enthusiasts and SAR volunteers, ensuring safety and reliability even where traditional cell coverage doesn’t reach.
Nov 25th: Terrain Talk: How to Recognize Avalanche Risk Zones
Understanding the landscape is key to staying safe in the backcountry. In this webinar, learn how to identify terrain features that increase avalanche risk, spot warning signs in the snowpack, and make smarter decisions before and during your adventure. Build your knowledge, boost your confidence, and be better prepared to travel safely in BC’s winter mountains. Special guest Avalanche Canada.
Dec 2nd: Head-to-Toe Trail Comfort: Prep for Cold-Weather Treks
Cold-weather adventures can be rewarding — if you’re prepared. In this webinar, discover how to dress, layer, and gear up from head to toe to stay warm, dry, and comfortable on the trails. Learn practical tips for managing moisture, choosing the right fabrics, and keeping your energy up so you can enjoy winter hikes safely and with confidence. Special guest Canada West Mountain School and a BC SAR Manager.
Dec 9th: Healing in Herds: Finding Support for Traumatic Events in the Mountains
Difficult experiences in the outdoors can leave lasting impacts. This webinar explores how individuals and communities can find strength, healing, and resilience after traumatic events in the mountains. Learn about support networks, practical tools for emotional recovery, and the importance of coming together to move forward after challenging moments in the backcountry.
Dec 16th: Nutrition for Nature: Powering Your Winter Pursuits
Fuel your adventures the right way this winter. In this webinar, learn how proper nutrition can boost your energy, improve performance, and support recovery during cold-weather activities. From smart snacking to hydration strategies, discover practical tips to help you stay strong, safe, and ready for every winter pursuit in BC’s great outdoors.
Jan 6th: Deep Trouble: Understanding Tree Wells and Snow Immersion Hazards
Tree wells and snow immersion incidents are hidden dangers that every skier, snowboarder, and backcountry traveller should know about. In this webinar, learn how to recognize risk zones, understand what makes these hazards so dangerous, and pick up practical strategies to prevent and respond to them. Stay informed and stay safe while enjoying BC’s winter mountains. Special guest Canadian Ski Patrol.
Jan 20th: Mountains and Mentorship: Building Confidence in the Mountains
Strong mentors help create strong adventurers. In this webinar, discover how mentorship in the outdoors can build confidence, improve decision-making, and support safer mountain experiences. Learn from stories of guidance, teamwork, and shared knowledge that highlight the power of learning from others on the journey to becoming confident in BC’s backcountry.
Feb 3rd: Behind the Badge: How Police Support BC SA
Ever wonder what happens behind the scenes when a search and rescue call comes in? In this webinar, learn how the Police work as a tasking agency with BC’s 78 SAR groups. From making critical decisions to providing resources and on-the-ground support, discover how police and SAR volunteers collaborate to keep people safe in BC’s backcountry.
March 3rd: Beyond the Slide: Glissading Safety
Glissading can be a fast and fun way down the mountain, but it comes with serious risks if done incorrectly. In this webinar, learn safe techniques, when to avoid glissading altogether, and how to make smart choices on snow-covered slopes. Build your skills and confidence so you can enjoy the descent while staying safe in BC’s mountains.