College of the Rockies welcomed a group of subject matter experts on February 13 to explore innovative solutions that strengthen workforce training, sustainable practices, and local industry capacity in British Columbia’s growing outdoor recreation sector. The session was conducted in collaboration with Kootenay Outdoor Recreation Enterprise (KORE). The Rehub Outdoor Gear Workforce Development working group examined opportunities for micro-credentials, applied research, hands-on training, and the development of a permanent outdoor gear repair facility. This facility has the potential to evolve into a space for small-batch manufacturing, dual use (civilian and military) prototyping, and collaborative applied research agreements with local and regional companies. It would also provide students with opportunities to gain practical experience in repair design, and product development.
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