Oxbow 50K – First Aid


BRSARA was on site for the Oxbow 50K trail ultra to provide first aid services, Saturday, May 5, 2018 at Spruce Woods Provincial Park.

Winter Survival Training Excercise


March 3, 2018 proved to be a mild-weather winter survival scenario, and the BRSARA team made the most out this skills-building event.

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In the photograph above, Peter and Neil are instructing the group on different types of shelters that can be built using items from their 24-hour pack and natural resources in the area. Coverage of this training event was also captured by Brandon Sun reporter, Michael Lee.

Brandon Sun – March 5, 2018

Read the full article online.

Source:  Lee, Michael. “Winter survival exercise a valuable experience.” Brandon Sun, 5 March 2018. Accessed online: https://www.brandonsun.com/local/winter-survival-exercise-a-valuable-experience-475790413.html.

 


DM Dispatch, Canadian Red Cross — November 2017

PDF:  dm dispatch red cross newsletter

Image Source: Canadian Red Cross. DM DISPATCH: Manitoba’s Disaster Management Newsletter. Vol. 4, Issue 4, November 2017, page 3.

Image Credit: Canadian Red Cross

Hug a Tree and Survive


Virden Empire-Advance — July 14, 2017

Read the full article online.

Source:  Williams, Carrie. “Hug a tree and survive.” Virden Empire-Advance, 14 July 2017. Accessed online: http://www.empireadvance.ca/news/local-news/hug-a-tree-and-survive-1.21143371.

Image Credit: Carrie Williams, Virden Empire-Advance


Westman Journal — May 3, 2016

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Source:  Stewart, Lanny. “Brandon Regional Search and Rescue: coming together with the same goal in mind.” Westman Journal, 3 May 2016. Accessed online: http://www.westmanjournal.com/news/local-news/brandon-regional-search-and-rescue-coming-together-with-the-same-goal-in-mind-1.2245246.

Image Credit: Westman Journal

AdventureSmart


Trained presenters offer educational programming through AdventureSmart, which includes programs such as “Hug a Tree and Survive” for Kindergarten through to Grade Four students, and “Survive Outside” for older children and adults. Look for the AdventureSmart trailer at our next event for more information!