There are quite a few certified avalanche experts that frequent the website and I was wondering your opinions on a small scale demonstration like this being a useful teaching aid?
Whether you are just beginning your avalanche education or you are a teacher yourself The Know Before You Go campaign is something we can all get behind to support safe travel in the mountains.
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