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Meet Siena, a 23-year-old living in a van and the Social Media Coordinator for Popfly. With $5,000, she converted her van and embarked on a solo journey across the U.S. fueled by spontaneity and risk-taking. Starting as a self-taught photographer, she faced rejection but persisted, building a portfolio that caught the attention of small businesses. Taking a leap, Siena reached out to Popfly, securing a role she admired. Her story showcases the transformative power of embracing uncertainty and taking risks, whether climbing mountains or pursuing unconventional career paths.

Avalanche education is essential for all backcountry enthusiasts, not just skiers and snowboarders. Whether you're hiking, snowshoeing, or cross-country skiing in snowy terrain, avalanches can occur in any area with unstable snow conditions. Taking an avalanche education course teaches you how to assess terrain, recognize avalanche risks, and use safety equipment, ensuring that you're prepared to make informed decisions and respond effectively in emergencies. With avalanche safety knowledge, you gain confidence, peace of mind, and the ability to be a responsible leader in the backcountry, ultimately enhancing your safety and enjoyment of winter adventures. Don't wait—invest in avalanche education to stay safe and protect your fellow adventurers.