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WASART at the Vertical World Spring Jam

April 26, 2026

On April 24, WASART had the opportunity to be part of the Vertical World Spring Jam, connecting with an incredible community of climbers and outdoor enthusiasts.

It was great to meet so many participants, share a little about who we are and what we do, and talk about the role technical rescue plays in helping animals in difficult terrain.

Our team also had the chance to demonstrate some of our rescue gear and rigging systems, giving people a closer look at how we safely access and assist animals in challenging environments.

We’re always grateful for opportunities like this to connect, share, and be part of the broader outdoor community. Thanks to everyone who stopped by to chat—we loved meeting you.

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