Albi Sole

Albi grew up in rural England riding a bike to and from school and camping on weekends. After immigrating to Canada in 1981, he became certified as a UIAGM Mountain Guide. He has noted first climbing ascents on four continents including Mount Everest. He recently completed an MSc focused on the psychology of risk-taking in avalanche terrain. For 18 years Albi ran North America’s largest public avalanche safety training program at the University of Calgary’s Outdoor Centre where he developed a passion for helping beginners discover outdoor activity. He is now the executive director of the Outdoor Council of Canada, a non-profit focused on promoting and enabling outdoor education and activity. Albi lives in Calgary with his wife and three children. You can find the Outdoor Council of Canada on Twitter @outdoor_council.

Cessons de parler de jeu « risqué » pour les enfants, parlons plutôt de jeu « aventureux »

Cela peut paraître surprenant venant du directeur général du Conseil canadien de plein air, mais quand il s’agit d’encourager les enfants à jouer dehors, on n’aide personne en utilisant le terme « jeu risqué ». Dans notre société, le mot risque est devenu synonyme de danger, mais selon la définition établie en 2010 par l’Organisation internationale de … Continued

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