The Avalanche Journal – Volume 132 Now Online
The Summer 2023 issue of The Avalanche Journal is now available free, online, through our complete Journal Archives.
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The Summer 2023 issue of The Avalanche Journal is now available free, online, through our complete Journal Archives.
The Avalanche Journal – Volume 132 Now Online Read More »
On March 20, Lion’s Bay Search & Rescue used a helicopter-mounted RECCO detector to find an avalanche victim who was last heard from six days earlier. This was the first time this tool was successfully used in a SAR operation in Canada.
Alex Baechler reflects on a close-call when he was a young ski patroller, and the duty for avalanche workers to refuse unsafe work.
Temperament Over Time Read More »
Julie McBride reflects on a dangerous avalanche cycle at Marmot Basin in 2016 that resulted in several avalanches involving professionals, including a Marmot patroller.
From the Archives: Avalanche at Marmot Basin Read More »
An overview of the avalanche detection network in Glacier National Park, BC.
Avalanche Detection in Glacier National Park Read More »
Intersectional heuristics is the missing heuristic trap that makes backcountry groups vulnerable to unconscious bias towards various identities.
Intersectional Heuristics in Backcountry Decision-Making Read More »
A selection of photos from the May 2024 CAA Spring Conference in Penticton.
Gallery: The 2024 CAA Spring Conference Read More »
This article by looks at what happens when a cold, dry snowpack warms up significantly at temperatures below freezing.
From the Archives: Can Solar Warming Contribute to Dry Slab Avalanches? Read More »
Research from Simon Fraser University’s Avalanche Research Program looks at including quizzes in avalanche forecasts.
Avalanche Education Via Learning Interventions in the Bulletin Read More »
Tyler Carson writes about the Fernie ski patrol’s journey to a more holistic approach to mental health.
Minding Our Mental Batteries Read More »