IX Interregional field camp Young Rescuer of the Siberian Federal District will take place in July in Angarsk District

At the field camp Young Rescuer, participants will have practical classes and training in emergency response, search and rescue in nature and on water. The program also includes a combined fire relay, cross relay, strength exercises, creative evenings and intellectual games. Teams of schoolchildren, cadet corps and clubs Young Rescuer, Young Tourist and Safety School from the Siberian Federal District may compete. Each team must have eight participants aged 14 to 17, plus a leader and deputy over 18.

The competition program of the field camp “Young Rescuer” includes practical classes and training to improve skills in responding to man-made emergencies and conducting search-and-rescue operations in natural environments and on water. The teams will face a combined fire relay, a cross-country relay, and combined strength exercises. A leisure and contest program is also being held for the participants, including creative evenings and intellectual games.
Teams of students from general education institutions, cadet corps, schools, classes and clubs “Young Rescuer,” “Young Tourist,” and “School of Safety,” as well as members of defense and sports clubs of the Siberian Federal District, will take part in the competitions. The participants must have experience in tourism and sports, local history, or military-patriotic activities. Each team must consist of eight participants aged 14-17 (including at least two girls), as well as a team leader and a deputy team leader over the age of 18.
The organizers of the competition are the Ministry of Physical Culture, Sports and Youth Policy of the Irkutsk Region, the Main Directorate of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations for the Irkutsk Region, the Center for Social and Information Services for Youth, the Baikal Search and Rescue Team of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations, the Emergency Rescue Service of the Irkutsk Region, the Irkutsk regional youth public organization “Baikal Youth Rescue Corps,” and the Irkutsk regional branch of the all-Russian public organization “Russian Rescue Union.”