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Downloadable Power Point ProgramsPower Point training programs available for downloading: (Click on the title or link to download.) Avalanche Awareness for SnowmobilersGallatin National Forest Avalanche Center, 2001; 90 slides, 8.1 MB. Excellent program created specifically to target avalanche education for snowmobilers. Know Before You Go – the basics of staying alive in avalanche terrainUtah Avalanche Center, 2005; 56 slides, 16.8 MB. This 15-minute PowerPoint presentation is part of Utah’s ‘Know Before You Go’ basic avalanche education program targeted at junior high through college age students. It covers the basics of how to recognize avalanche terrain and obvious signs of instability, safe travel practices, the basics of avalanche rescue equipment and self-rescue procedures, and where to obtain information about current avalanche conditions. The overall program is designed to be covered in 50 minutes and also includes a 15-minute, narrated DVD showing avalanches, people triggering avalanches, and the destructive power of avalanches. Contact cgordonski@hotmail.com to obtain DVD and Power Point set. Avalanche AwarenessIdaho Department of State Parks and Recreation, 2007; 129 slides, 20.7 MB. This is the Forest Service program adapted and expanded for Idaho use. Notes in Word format (30.4 KB) are also available. Contact: Off-Highway Vehicle Education Coordinator, 208-514-2414, for more information. Avalanche Avoidance and Rescue for SnowmobilersBackcountry Access (BCA), 2007; 64 slides, 13 MB. This program was created by BCA to support avalanche education. Download at http://www.backcountryaccess.com/english/education/teaching.php (scroll to bottom of this page to find this program). This website is disseminated under the sponsorship of the Department of Transportation in the interest of information exchange, The United States Government assumes no liability for the contents or use thereof. The contents of this manual do not constitute a standard, speciation, or regulation. --U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration |


