Alaska Safe Riders (ASR) promotes the safe riding of Snowmachines, All Terrain Vehicles (ATV), and Recreational Off Road Vehicles (ROV) through educational programs. ASR is dedicated to working together with communities to reduce deaths and injuries from unintentional injury and death related to the operation of all-purpose vehicles. Their goal is to assist all Alaskans in having a fun and safe experience when riding here in our great state.
The AAIC has partnered with ASR to provide backcountry training workshops, know as Backcountry Prepared, to communities and schools throughout the state through funding we receive through a contract with the Alaska Department of Public Safety. For more information on this program specifically, please visit ASR's website https://alaskasaferiders.org/backcountry_prepared/.
The Alaska Avalanche Information Center is a course provider for the American Avalanche Institute of Avalanche Research and Education (AIARE). Custom courses are available and taught through the University of Alaska Anchorage and Prince William Sound College. For more information please visit https://avtraining.org/.
The Alaska Avalanche Information Center provides Know Before You Go trainings. This avalanche awareness program is the first step in your journey through avalanche education and provides simple steps you can take to stay safe and have fun in avalanche terrain. For more information visit https://www.kbyg.org/.
