The following are Search & Rescue-related websites that aren't team sites. Those you can find by looking through our team directories. If you'd like your SAR site or SAR gear store listed below, please let us know.


NASAR: The National Association for Search & Rescue

International Society of Professional Trackers: ISPT is a non-profit organization "formed with the intent of connecting all categories of trackers. Connection means a newsletter, a website, a clearinghouse directory, annual symposiums, and any other way of communicating we (all ISPT members) can think up."

SAR Responder: A social network connecting Search & Rescue volunteers and professionals. You can also find out about upcoming events and read recent SAR news.

SARAZ.org: This is an Arizona-based website, but the topics covered are mostly of general SAR interest, including useful documents, free software, and presentations that can be used for SAR training. Here, you'll also find a list of upcoming conferences.

Radio Reference: The world's largest radio communication's data provider, featuring a complete frequency database, trunked radio system information and FCC license data. In other words ... you can probably find your area's search and rescue frequency and listen in online. It's how we often know there's a SAR call about to happen in our county.

dbS Productions: Search & Rescue Research, Publications, and Training

Rescue Response Gear YouTube Channel: Here you can watch all of Rescue Response Gear's technical rescue videos, as well as other rescue videos in their "favorites" section.

Search and Rescue Knowledge Exchange: a place to ask questions about Search and Rescue, started by a SAR volunteer

Decisions For Heroes: Web-based rescue team management and analytics software