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Henry's Avalanche Talk

www.henrysavalanchetalk.com

ANENA (french)

The French Avalanche Research Association's home page

www.anena.org

The Avalanche Org

www.avalanche.org

Telemark Tips

www.telemarktalk.com

CSAC

www.csac.org

SLF Davos

www.slf.ch

CampToCamp (french)

www.camptocamp.com

NSP Avalanche Instructor web page

www.patrol.org/instructor/avalan

Bruce Jamieson's Avalanche Page

www.eng.ucalgary.ca/Civil/Avalanche

Conclusion

This talk shows that there is more than just carrying search and rescue equipment to safe backcountry travel. The most useful tools are knowledge and the brain. With 25 deaths annually in France and many more injuries it is better to avoid avalanches than be rescued from one.

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