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Hey everybody, welcome to the single tracks podcast. My name is Jeff and today I'll be talking with

Bonnie McDonald, co-founder of Backcountry Lifeline. Her group was formed to provide tools and

resources to make mountain biking more safe and hopefully today she's going to be able to share

some tips that could come in handy

on the trail someday. Thanks for joining us, Bonnie. Thanks so much for having me. So I want to start

by asking you what exactly is Backcountry Lifeline? So Backcountry Lifeline is an organization

that as you said in your introduction works with the mountain bike community to basically help them

be safer on the trails. So we work with riders, race directors, and event organizers to help

them be prepared in the event of an emergency. So we give them tools and resources and training

so that they can do what they can to help other riders

when accidents happen. Yeah, it sounds like your organization has a little bit of a different

focus than others too that might be providing like first aid instruction and things like

that, whereas you're going more toward like race organizers and event organizers?

Is that fair to say?

That's fair to say how it started for sure.

Our organization started from the Enduro race scene.

That being said, since its founding, we've definitely taken it to a lot of schools and clubs and pretty much any any type of

mountain biking group, be it just a bunch of friends riding together or a little bit more

of a formalized organization. Yeah. So what, I mean, what led you to co-found the organization?

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