TT-330

Adventure Expeditions

In this course, students will learn the theoretical and applied principles required to understand and demonstrate competency in a variety of outdoor eco-adventure pursuits. The student will develop beginner-intermediate skills, knowledge and experience to safely travel, work and participate in the Canadian Shield eco-adventure hiking, outdoor cooking, camp set up and search and rescue, in natural and urban settings. As a renowned four-season destination, northwestern Ontario serves as an ideal outdoor classroom, offering a ready-made environment that provides an applied educational setting in the outdoor adventure tourism industry. Focus will be placed on the main concepts, techniques and application of 'Leave No Trace Outdoor Ethics' within the context of tourism. Certification in 'Leave No Trace' will be included.

Credit Hours

42

Min. Grade

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