AIONE continues its long-term commitment to outdoor stewardship.
Phase 032: at Dalian Wangyu Mountain #OutdoorSafety #ResponsibleHiking #AIONEWildernessCare #DalianHike
AIONE (Aiwang) brought its long-running public welfare project, Safeguard the Wilderness, to Wangyu Mountain on May 30, 2026, for the 32nd phase of its outdoor safety initiative. The core training sessions covered two essential pillars of outdoor hiking safety: emergency first-aid and field wilderness skills.
For emergency practice, all attendees got hands-on training on standard life-saving operations, including proper AED deployment and CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) for sudden medical emergencies – two critical skills that drastically improve survival chances when accidents strike in remote trail areas far from hospitals. The wilderness skills workshop unpacked practical trail knowledge essential for off-trail trekking: establishing clear team hiking disciplines, rationing physical exertion to avoid exhaustion, selecting functional hiking gear suited to trail conditions, coping strategies if lost in the wild, filtering reliable hiking GPS tracks, and reading topographic contour maps to navigate unfamiliar terrain. No meaningless uphill races or gear comparisons filled the schedule; every minute was spent turning abstract safety theories into repeatable, usable actions for real-world hikes.
What makes the Trail Guardian series special is its consistency. From Phase 001 to Phase 032 and beyond, AIONE has turned and will consistently turn environmental responsibility into a regular, hands-on practice. Each event is a reminder that protecting the outdoors is not a one-day campaign – it is a lifestyle for everyone who loves the mountains, forests, and coastlines. We will do more to make outdoor hikes safer and easier.