FULLSKY TEAM
We are motivated to strengthen outdoor practices in Colombia to make every natural corner a safer, more sustainable and pedagogical space. We generate processes in which connection and empathy are privileged, to become citizens with knowledge and with cultural, social and environmental awareness.
Committed to professionalism in the outdoors, Fullsky offers Wilderness First Aid training to provide tools and protocols for emergency assistance to those who are involved in the outdoors, either operating or participating in activities in remote areas.
YOUR INSTRUCTORS
Instructor BA, WFR
Hiker and mountaineer, passionate about the outdoors and sports.
His experience focuses on experiential education programs that develop team building and personal development, leading different types of school expeditions around Colombia and the world.
Outdoor educator graduate of Outward Bound, Oregon, USA (2010).
Licensed instructor and WFR with the WMTC (2021).
Current coordinator of the outdoors program at Colegio Los Nogales, Bogotá, Colombia. Outdoor instructor, program designer, host, and staff trainer at Fullsky, Colombia.
Instructor BS, BA, WEMT
An avid climber, skier, mountaineer, boater and adventurer, Alison is a lead instructor for the Northwest Outward Bound School. Previously she was a Biological Science Technician and Wildland Firefighter at Glacier National Park, where she was involved with several large-scale Search and Rescue missions. Alison owns Cascade Wilderness Medicine in Bend, OR.
A POWERFUL ALLIANCE
Founded in 1997
By Paul Nicolazzo
Training trip leaders to safely operate in natural environments, WMTC provides the necessary skills in wilderness medicine and risk management for outdoor programs.
Based in North Cascades, Washington State, WMTC offers courses around the world. Represented in Colombia through Fullsky, Santiago Atuesta is the authorized and certified instructor.
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PRICING
Fullsky Alumni discount -20%
Group discounts - Contact us
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*Discounts are not cumulative