Keeping safe during Summer adventures | Talk of Alaska

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Hikers ascend a ridge near Hope, Alaska. (Annie Feidt/Alaska Public Media)

Summer is here in Alaska. The days are longer, the snow is melting and the weather is at least a little warmer. That means Alaskans are spending a lot of time outside, hiking, biking, boating and hunting, just to name a few activities. Whatever your Summer adventure is, there’s always the chance that something can go wrong. So what can you do to keep yourself safe? We gathered your best advice and talked with outdoor safety experts to hear their tips on this Talk of Alaska.

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HOST: Annie Fiedt

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  • Safety Ed – Outdoor safety teaching, training, and consulting for organizations and employees
  • Triple Point Training – Outdoor safety courses taught by Luc

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LIVE Broadcast: Tuesday, June 4, 2024 at 10:00 a.m. on APRN stations statewide.

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Annie Feidt is the broadcast managing editor at Alaska Public Media. Reach her atafeidt@alaskapublic.org. Read more about Anniehere

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