All sessions will be conducted at:

Wildlife and Nature Center at Camp Miakonda (park in the parking lot, then walk into camp) 

5600 W. Sylvania Avenue, Toledo, Ohio 43623

Overnight accommodations maybe available.  If you are traveling from a great distance and need local accommodation support, please communicate that to Chuck Walker.

Wilderness First Aid Training is a valuable and needed skill for today’s adult Scouting leaders and is required for those attending Scouting America High Adventure Bases and other outdoor settings more than 30 minutes from emergency services.  This 16-hour first aid course for backcountry situations includes first aid skills and practice, plus leadership training for how to manage group dynamics while on the trek.  Be prepared for indoor classroom training with outdoor practice scenarios. 

Event is FREE for Erie Shores Council participants.

Out of Council participant cost is $95 and provides the WFA Training with handbook and additional resources.

Pre-registration and pre-payment are required.

No show or cancellations after the registration deadline of February 14, 2026 will not be refunded, unless the circumstances are of an emergency nature.

The class is now limited to 24 participants.

Dress in non-uniform outdoor apparel (layers) appropriate for the weather, and bring your backpack with practical items to use in scenarios.

CPR certification is a prerequisite to taking the Wilderness First Aid training and is NOT included in this course offering. Please check the Red Cross or the other CPR certification programs for infromation on the courses near you.

Wilderness First Aid training is open to all Scouting America adults and youth Scouts 16 & older.  All participants must have solid working knowledge and proficiency in all first aid requirements.

Erie Shores Council is a certified education center of the Emergency Care & Safety Institute (ECSI), an official training partner of the Scouting America National Council.