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| Pressure | 973.8 mb Falling Slowly |
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| Last reading | 6:50 16/10/18 |
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Ogwen Valley Mountain Rescue CIO
Technical Rigging for Rescue. Tryfan as a backdrop
Ogwen Valley Mountain Rescue CIO (OVMRO), or Sefydliad Achub Mynydd Dyffryn Ogwen as we are known in the native Welsh language, is a voluntary mountain rescue team responding to incidents in the mountains and valleys surrounding the Ogwen Valley, Glyderau and Carneddau mountain ranges and surrounding area in northern Snowdonia. We are on-call 24 hours a day, throughout the year.
Training is an essential part of team life
Our team is made up entirely of volunteers who have a wide variety of day jobs. Team members are all mountaineers with vast local knowledge and first aid training. Many have expertise in casualty care, advanced first aid, emergency driving and water rescue.
Rescue training in the Glyderau mountains
We are all proud of the voluntary tradition of the mountain search and rescue service. We are a registered charity and rely on donations to run our life-saving public service.
Night-time operations
There is much work to be done in raising funds to support the work we do. Annual running costs are in the region of £65,000.
If you wish to know more, or would like to sponsor us, visit our donations page.
Stay safe in the mountains. For more information visit the MountainSafe website.
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