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Adventure Risk Research Symposium Proceedings 2022-2025 available free

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  Our short research papers for the past four years are available free on the Kobo ebook platform, linked below. You can view on your device or download their reader app. https://www.kobo.com/ca/en/ebook/adventure-risk-research-symposium-proceedings-2022-2025?sId=64f382d2-3b18-4100-b075-e8772befa4b4&ssId=q4r2BJolw6vzt0cQLUXWL&cPos=1 You can find the previously published proceedings (2019-2021) at this link:  https://www.kobo.com/ca/en/ebook/adventure-risk-research-symposium-proceedings-2019-2021

2024 Proceedings available for download

The short papers from the 2024 Adventure Risk Research Symposium are available here for free download. Cite these papers as: Individual author (2024). Paper title. In Dallat, C., & Jackson, J. (Eds.). (2024). Proceedings of the 6 th Annual Adventure Risk Research Symposium. Wilderness Risk Management Conference, October 2024.     Streamed presentations can be viewed at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YqJ71u-SI4&t=4s 2025 ARRS will take place end of September, online. Send any new research or researchers our way!

Livestream recording of 2024 ARRS

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YqJ71u-SI4&t=1s See the line up in the previous post. Thanks to all presenters, and spread the word for next year's!

Research line up: Oct 15 ARRS

 Join us with research from Australia, Canada and the United States. Free to join via zoom. 6 th Annual Adventure Risk Research Symposium 2024, as part of the Wilderness Risk Management Conference Online and Salt Lake City, Utah Co-Chairs: Dr Jeff Jackson and Dr Clare Dallat Tuesday October 15, 2024: 3:00pm - 5:00pm MDT https://algonquincollege.zoom.us/j/93752081776?pwd=zPxXWE1ALmLCRni58mLjfPAZJYrsyo.1   Meeting ID:        937 5208 1776:            Password:                 043631   Towards a Wildfire Danger Rating System for Outdoor Adventure Programs Brendan Madden, Outward Bound Canada; WRMC Steering Committee Danger rating scales are a common tool in outdoor risk management. For example, in North America, avalanche forecasters use a scale that grades the avalanche hazard from low to extreme for ...