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Reduced fee and priority enrollment (including 'victims') |
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| Wilderness first aid texts |
"This team is awesome!
I so appreciate your dedication to quality instruction
while keeping it fun.
The food was incredible! All volunteers sooo friendly and obviously supportive of the program."
-Karen F.
"This course is like taking a class at a friend's house."
-Adam S.
"Very thorough training. The instructors were not only very experienced, they were genuinely concerned with the students and their learning experience."
-Richard G.
The Courses
"We teach wilderness first aid as if someone's life depended on it."
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Where
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Beautiful
and rustic Harwood Lodge on Mt. Baldy, north of Claremont, California See the Map to Harwood |
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Who
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Staff who are long-time
wilderness travelers, |
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How
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Submit
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What
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See an article about the WFAC from the January 1998 issue of Sierra Club's Southern Sierran newspaper. What to bring: Topics and exercises: See a syllabus for WFAC. |
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A WFAC instructor teaches anatomy with the help of her friends. |
About
certification...
The WFAC provides its own
certificate of completion. The Angeles Chapter of the Sierra Club
recognizes the WFAC certificate of completion for
the first aid requirements of leadership ratings O, I,
M and E and for leading restricted (technical) outings.
The WFAC satisfies the national Sierra Club leadership requirement for refreshing first aid training every four years.
The WFAC satisfies the wilderness first aid requirement for the Philmont Scout Ranch.
