West-wide Snow Survey Training School
What is Snow School?
Snow Survey Training School is required for
current and new NRCS employees and cooperators that perform snow survey
duties as part of their job. Students from all over the country
participate in an intense week of training in data collection, safety
and outdoor survival. As part of the winter survival training, students
learn to build snow shelters and bivouac one night in the snow.
Most Snow Survey Training School instructors are
NRCS employees who work directly with the Snow Survey and Water Supply
Forecasting (SSWSF) Program. Instructors in avalanche and outdoor
survival are world-renowned experts in their fields. Course work is
about 50% classroom lecture and 50% field exercises.
For questions or more information, contact
Tony Tolsdorf (503) 414-3006.
Course
Objectives, Prerequisites, Eligibility
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Bend, Oregon
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Tahoe City, California
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Winter Park, Colorado
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Tahoe City, California
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