Directory of Search and Rescue Resources

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This category is for sites with general information relating to Search and Rescue and for individuals and individual agencies or teams involved in Search and Rescue.

Subcategories

• Airborne
• Canada
• Cave Rescue
• Equipment and Training
• Mountain Rescue
• Organizations
• Search Dogs
• Ski Patrol
• United States
• Urban
• Water Rescue
• Wilderness Search

Resources in This Category

• Hellenic Rescue Team

  http://www.hrt.org.gr/root.en.aspx
  A non-governmental organization for search and rescue. Participates in cases of urgent needs and massive disasters, wherever they take place in Hellas or abroad. Based in Thessaloniki, Greece.

• Pierce County Search and Rescue Council

  http://www.pc-sar-council.org/
  Association of search and rescue units within Pierce County responding to any type of emergency and promoting training and education of the units.

• RescueNet.com

  http://www.rescuenet.com/
  Resources for rescue specialists. Includes categorized links, technical rescue mailing list, and e-mail announcements.

• SEBEV Search and Rescue Team

  http://www.berkshirerescue.org.uk/
  Volunteers perform search and rescue for missing persons in Berkshire, England. Includes news, deployment reports and resource links.

• Swaledale Fell Rescue Organisation

  http://www.swaledalemrt.org.uk/
  Search and rescue team North Yorkshire, England. Includes summary, area covered, incidents, training, and funding.

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