That is a great idea, considering Nova Scotia has the second highest rate of obesity in Canada. Recent reports also show that more than half of Nova Scotians are not active enough to enjoy health benefits.
Giving participants knowledge and training of how to be safe and active outdoors, can lead to safe, healthy, and more environmentally friendly, experiences. The program is of interest to individuals seeking personal development as well as groups from schools, universities, volunteer organizations, government departments and private sector organizations. One of the most basic safety skills in the outdoors is the ability to avoid becoming lost.
The Wilderness Navigation module combines theory and practice in the use of map, compass, global positioning system GPS , and other navigational techniques. The intake for this program RTE is complete for but check with your Regional Office to get prepared for next season.
The program provides funding to community trail groups who are involved in regular and on-going maintenance on their trails, as well as emergency funding for major maintenance issues due to fire and weather related events.
Updated: Jan Google Tag Manager. Fortunately, she was not lost or injured; she was participating in an Outdoor Survival course. And it was her choice not to build a fire. The Outdoor Survival course Ms. Nova Scotia winters bring snow, wind and cold but also mean adventure and sport for many. For the lost, injured or unprepared, the combination can be deadly. Anyone who takes part in outdoor recreation or who drives in the winter needs to be aware of the dangers and the risks. He offers a few tips for winter safety:.
Even if you live in the city you can drive 20 minutes and be in the woods," said Mr. It teaches you what you're capable of.
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