First Aid Training Courses 
First aid training is essential for every member of an expedition team. Research has shown that first aid trained staff are more safety conscious and have fewer accidents.

Basic Canopy Access Proficiency (BCAP) Course
Want to explore the rainforest canopy? The Basic Canopy Access Proficiency course is a unique opportunity to learn the basics of roped access to the canopy and provides the skills necessary to carry out a range of novel projects in the world’s treetops. This is an extremely intensive hands-on course. You will require a good level of fitness and an aptitude for working at height.

Safety awareness training for overseas travellers
Day courses every Wednesday, from July to February, in London and Edinburgh. The course is designed to allow gap year travellers or expedition members the confidence to gain maximum benefit from their travels, secure in the knowledge that they can deal with problems of security. Through an intensive 7-hour programme, the course teaches young people to recognize potential hazards before they can disrupt plans or develop into something more serious. Places limited to 15 per course.

WildPhotos 2008 
Friday 31 Oct & Saturday 1 November at Royal Geographical Society
Wildscreen will once again be organising a two-day symposium for both professional and amateur photographers hosted by Chris Packham. There is no other event in the UK which brings together a group of such world-class photographers. Confirmed speakers include Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2008 winners

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