Why Mountain Rescue Callouts Are Rising
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Why Mountain Rescue Callouts Are Rising
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After Llanberis Mountain Rescue reported 59 incidents in August alone, Richard Prideaux, George Browne and Amy Green look at what is driving the increase.
They discuss changing attitudes to risk, the influence of social media, poor preparation, navigation, hypothermia and the small decisions that can turn a straightforward day in the hills into an emergency.
Richard also draws on his background in mountain leadership, outdoor safety and mountain rescue to explain why experience, judgement and self-reliance still matter, and why fitness alone is not enough.
The conversation also looks at the volunteers behind mountain and lowland search and rescue, preventative safety education, and the simple skills that can help people enjoy the outdoors more safely.
In this episode:
- Why mountain rescue callouts are rising
- Changing attitudes to risk and self-reliance
- Social media and outdoor expectations
- Hypothermia, navigation and fading daylight
- Why problems often start long before the emergency
- Mountain Leader training and qualified guides
- Mountain and lowland search and rescue
- Outdoor first aid and navigation skills
- How to support your local rescue team
Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team
Mountain Rescue England and Wales
AdventureSmart UK and Ireland
BMC hill walking skills and safety
Lowland Rescue
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