A Critical Moment for the Avalanche Center
The US Forest Service recently informed us that, due to budgetary constraints, they can no longer provide the financial and vehicle support essential to our operations. This sudden loss of
The US Forest Service recently informed us that, due to budgetary constraints, they can no longer provide the financial and vehicle support essential to our operations. This sudden loss of
West Central Montana Avalanche Center POSITION: Avalanche Forecaster POSITION TYPE: Full-time, seasonal LOCATION: Missoula, Montana CLOSING DATE: October 14, 2024 RATE OF PAY: $25.00-$28.00/hr DOE BACKGROUND: The West Central Montana
Hey, Avalanche Center Supporters! Winter is just around the corner, and we’re gearing up for a celebration that you won’t want to miss! Get ready to kick off the season
Your Source for Avalanche Information and Education Since 2001, the West Central Montana Avalanche Foundation has been a vital link between limited funding from the U.S. Forest Service and the
We are excited to share that Katie Matthews, one of our avalanche instructors, will conduct her Montana State University research through the West Central Montana Avalanche Center (WCMAC) this season.
Hello, Avalanche Center supporters! We hope this message finds you in high spirits and ready for an incredible winter. As the chill in the air reminds us of snow-covered mountains,
The West Central Montana Avalanche Foundation was formed in 2001 to bridge the gap between the funding available from the U.S. Forest Service and the expenses required to operate the
WHAT’S ON TAP We’re entering the final stretch of our forecasting season, and with spring upon us, many people are thinking about warm weather activities. If you’re like us, you’re
As the colors change and the days grow shorter, we dream of frosty mornings, reading avalanche forecasts, moving through snow-filled mountains, and having fun in the backcountry. But before the
During the 2021/2022 operating season, the West Central Montana Avalanche Center (WCMAC) maintained the thrice-weekly avalanche forecast schedule of previous seasons and issued fifty-seven (57) forecasts. The season included six