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12.26.08 - Avalanche Course Schedule Posted

There are several rounds of upcoming Avalanche courses being offered in the next few months. The first class starts on January 14th so start signing up now!

Avalanche course schedule and information.

12.6.08 New ASAP Website

Welcome to the new ASAP Website. We hope you find it easier to get to the information you need about our organization. If you have any problems/comments please contact us at:

The Northwest Snow and Avalanche Summit - 11.8.08

November 8th from 8:00am to 4:30pm at The Epiphany School, 3710 East Howell. It is limited to the first 250 paid registrants, and sponsored by The Friends of the Northwest Weather and Avalanche Center. Get Tickets at Brown Paper Tickets

"Making Safety a Habit"

The Alpine Safety Awareness Program (ASAP) is a community-based effort that uses local resources to teach alpine safety skills to children and adults throughout the Pacific Northwest. We aim to save lives and reduce injuries by proactively increasing alpine safety awareness. Since 1999, we have reached more than 30,000 students and adults through our programs. Our goal is to make safety a habit among all winter outdoor enthusiasts.

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