Kayaking

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Alpine Lake in the north

Caribou in winter time

Tents in the wilderness

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Walking over a river bridge

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Photo of mountains

Group photo of Caribou

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Fall Colour

Winter in the Yukon

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Fireweed, official flower of the Yukon

Frozen lake with mountains

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Wilderness Medicine > Wilderness First-Aid

Prerequisite: None Length: 16-18 hours over 2 days

Wilderness First Aid is an excellent introduction to wilderness emergency care. The program’s goal is to equip participants with the basic knowledge and skills to adapt first-aid techniques to the demands of wilderness locations. This course’s primary goal is to equip students to identify potential life-threatening emergencies and their severity within a wilderness context. This course is ideal for those who want a brief but intense introduction to wilderness first-aid and are primarily doing personal trips and outings in remote areas. CPR is included and recognized for workplace safety standards.