Search & Rescue Training ZZ

North Shore Rescue has created an encouraging, accessible, FREE, public educational video series promoting and sharing first response, outdoor safety, and search and rescue knowledge: [url=https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.northshorerescue.com%2Feducation%2Faccessible-video-resources%2F%3Ffbclid%3DIwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAcGRvZgVicmlkETFCS2lQaGNkZTBDVTZBeVVsc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHtPO3buS64sB60056M8V5EyEZkXn8476NgNvYK4eH411MvdJizLTKP-NEnHs_aem_K_4lcI2Zv7iyjjP17kDsMg&h=AUAQU_y1QgQRmeoLm_S_3jfgdMto2MHAjmW16DoDncCOxtZxnuP_fy6W2hokddg97V50hlZ7N-bf8KztVIa2iRMSUJ5p-A_MaJ9R8dxZTZQ5lpGmzcV3LbCV6DtYCBp8KJ900AWSQleZQVnu&__tn__=-UK-R&c[0]=AUCHkp-GD6QXFR5f4Bsohb6xAMwGtM52hcLlVS5vLVan9Qe_g2bQZCaYWNCy-3M_JrB84pV7hh1PEbv2jTK6sVo-rkzGtfobf28vkLahy7oKKxkS5xXd2LKxJoX0G81bJ3y5Sm7WXwKhEohdx3KoFOqHu9_o1m5DthVsdV2coXYzeAelAUoVhI2ExN9bUBBX2SZgv0DfCS4kVvuBVCt5s_VKglis]https://www.northshorerescue.com/.../accessible-video.../[/url]https://www.northshorerescue.com/education/accessible-video-resources/?fbclid=IwY2xjawVN8dlleHRuA2FlbQIxMABwZG9mBWJyaWQRMUJLaVBoY2RlMENVNkF5VWxzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEe087du5LriwHrTTnozxXkTIRmRefzjvo2A29grh4fjXUy90mLMtMo_40Scew_aem_K_4lcI2Zv7iyjjP17kDsMg
Our comprehensive series offers closed captioning and interpretive dialogue options for a clear, concise, and inclusive learning experience. This accessible video series aligns with North Shore Rescue’s philosophy and commitment to public education and inclusive access, and can be used as a source and reference guide.
The videos available cover the following topics:
Calling 9-1-1: How to call for help when you’re in the wilderness.
Missing Person: Through a dramatized scenario, caregivers and self-advocates learn what to expect when someone goes missing.
The 3 T’s: Learn how to be prepared for the outdoors, including creating a trip plan, the importance of training, and taking the essentials.
Local Trail Guide: Four trail videos highlighting local, entry-level/accessible trails on the North Shore that everyone can enjoy.
• Maplewood flats
• Rice Lake
• Seaview Walk
• Yew Lake
SAR Training: NSR shares information about searching for neurodivergent individuals, including sensory kits and intake profiles.
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Our vision is that this series will fulfill a current societal need and an identifiable gap in search and rescue knowledge. It was created in consultation and collaboration with North Shore Rescue’s Neurodiversity Working Group and with participation from Capilano University’s Access Programs.
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In Canada, October is recognized as Autism Acceptance Month. Advocacy, education, and action matter!
North Shore Rescue unequivocally supports the national petition and current pledge for an Indigo Alert, a vulnerable persons emergency alert system: https://indigoalertcanada.com/
Time is ALWAYS considered critically imperative in search and rescue operations.
Please take a moment to review each video, available now! Everyone is warmly welcome!