The 2025/26 winter season was marked by significant weather variability and challenging avalanche conditions across many mountain regions. With 7,377 avalanche control missions, 4,695 detections, and more than 7,000 situation assessments, our systems and teams made a significant contribution to the safety of people, transportation routes, and infrastructure. The following key figures provide insight into this commitment. […]

Wyssen is committed as a Title Sponsor of the ISSW 2026 in Whistler, Canada, setting a strong example for innovation and safety in avalanche protection. The world-renowned conference brings together experts from academia, practice, and industry to actively shape the future of snow and avalanche research. From September 28 to October 2, 2026, Whistler will become an international meeting place for exchange, new technologies, and practical solutions. […]

Wyssen Canada Inc. is undergoing a leadership change: Lisa Dreier is taking over as CEO and will shape the company’s next phase of growth. At the same time, Walter Steinkogler is moving to the group level to strengthen the international operations of Wyssen Avalanche Control AG. […]

In mid-March 2026, the Columbia Mountains in the interior of British Columbia experienced the most intense natural avalanche cycle of the season. Driven by heavy precipitation and rapidly rising temperatures, an unusually high number of avalanches were triggered within just a few days. The Avalanche Detection Network (ADN) provided crucial real-time data that significantly supported forecasts and operational measures […]

For over 100 years, the name Wyssen has stood for innovation, a pioneering spirit, and solutions to demanding challenges in alpine terrain. What began as a simple idea in the Bernese Oberland has grown into an international success story that continues to set new standards to this day. Discover how tradition became progress—and how experience shapes the future […]