Sea kayaking incidents in Norway 2000-2014: an issue of bad weather or poor judgement?
The study analyses sea kayaking incidents in Norway, focusing on wind conditions, to draw implications for preventing future incidents.
Research, reports and guidance on education outside the classroom and outdoor education, with a plain-English summary of each and a link to the original. New items are added every week.
The library began with Education Outside the Classroom: Applied Research Readings 2010–2017(McNatty & Boyes, University of Otago, 2017). Later items were found, summarised and checked with AI assistance using the same method: every reference is checked against the publisher's record, every summary against the published abstract, and only items rated high confidence by two independent relevance checks are published. Summaries are a guide: read the original before citing it.
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The study analyses sea kayaking incidents in Norway, focusing on wind conditions, to draw implications for preventing future incidents.
The authors analyse safety cultures in small boat fishing, sea kayaking and kite surfing and argue for a broad managerial approach at many levels.
Youth on a ten-day New Zealand sail training voyage gained resilience that lasted after the voyage.
The article examines progressions in experiential learning and how more proficient kayakers guide learners.