The Deadly Logistics of Climbing Everest
2018-12-09
Mount Everest, while the highest peak in the world, is not considered the most dangerous mountaineering challenge. The ‘glory’ of climbing Mount Everest and the
Topic: Risk Management
Death in the Wilderness: How a Tragic Accident Can Spiral into Unintended Consequences
2018-10-10
When an organization is scrutinized after a major incident, imperfections can be magnified—with far-reaching repercussions Caption: Wilderness backpacking expeditions build confidence and team skills, and provide
Glory or Death: Climbing Mount Everest | Real Sports w/ Bryant Gumbel | HBO
2018-09-23
For some, climbing Mount Everest is an achievement. For the sherpas, it’s life. The danger that encompasses the climb slows down for neither.
Decision making with intuition with Majka Burhardt
2018-09-23
Majka Burhardt has a passion for creating unusual connections. As an author, professional climber, filmmaker, and entrepreneur, Majka has spent two decades exploring the globe—usually
Pilot Decision Management
2018-08-12
This talk explores Clifford’s experience as a Boeing 787 Dreamliner Pilot and the critical decision management skills required therein. As an Airline pilot, you may
Paddling Accidents | Drowning in Laguna Beach, CA
2018-08-05
Pamela Simpson relives her May 2017 experience drowning off the coast of Laguna Beach and discusses the importance of always paddling with a partner.
Paddling Accidents | Dungeness Spit, Washington
2018-08-05
A paddling accident leads to two deaths in the cold waters off Dungeness Spit, Washington and serves as a tragic reminder to always dress for
The Avalanche at Tunnel Creek: Disaster on the Mountain
2018-02-25
The fresh powder beckoned 16 expert skiers and snowboarders into the backcountry. Without warning, a slab of snow cracked and swept violently down the mountain.
The Human Factor 2.0 – Avalanche Safety: Nate Wallace
2018-02-25
Chamonix ski mountaineer Nate Wallace discloses his strategy on decision-making and the realities of those decision in the Alps.
Recreation Law Center: Use of Volunteer Leaders–Are you asking for Help…or Trouble?
2018-01-28
Kerry Jordan v. YMCA of Middle Tennessee, et al., 2010 Tenn. App. LEXIS 616. Kerry Jordan (“plaintiff”) was asked by a friend to volunteer to
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