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SAR CON 2026: Bee Sting Case Study
  • 2.00 Operations
$0.00
A case review of a patient in the backcountry who suffered a bee sting which led to anaphylaxis and progressed to cardiac arrest. The Flight forLife team and coroner involved in the case bring many layers of learning to the presentation.
SAR CON 2026: Working with CSAR's State BSAR Coordinators
  • 2.00 Operations
$0.00
The CSAR State Backcountry SAR Coordinator Program consists of a group of highly experienced, volunteer Colorado SAR leaders recruitedfrom teams across the state. Our job is to provide resource coordination, situational awareness, and enhanced communication amongst a widearray of SAR incident types when requested by a local jurisdiction and/or in support of our agency partners. Find out how the program can supportyou and get you what you need, and learn how to activate our 24/7 help by attending this session.
SAR CON 2026: Emerging Technologies in SAR
  • 2.00 Operations
$0.00
Explore how emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence are transforming modern search and rescue operations. This interactive panelwill highlight innovative hardware and software tools and examine how they can improve situational awareness, operational efficiency, andresponder safety. Through audience participation, real-world examples, and panel discussion, attendees will have the opportunity to shareperspectives, discuss practical applications, and explore both the opportunities and challenges of integrating these technologies into search
SAR CON 2026: Why MRA?
  • 2.00 Operations
$0.00
A roundtable discussion on the advantages and challenges of being an MRA team, the current structure of the Rocky Mountain Region, and thenational MRA organizational framework, including the Rocky Mountain Region’s role at the national level. Please come with thoughtful hard questions, constructive ideas, and meaningful discussion points.
SAR CON 2026: When the Wheels Come Off: CO4x4RnR’s “Roll” in the SAR Community
  • 2.00 Operations
$0.00
When a vehicle ends up stuck, rolled, or stranded deep in the backcountry, who can you call? Come meet Colorado 4x4 Rescue and Recovery andlearn how we can plug into your operations — providing the specialized rigging, winching, and off-road vehicle recovery support that lets your teamstay focused on the mission. We’ll cover how to bring us in, how we integrate with your incident command, and then show you a live demo of the techniques we’d put to work alongside you in the field.
SAR CON 2026: Splinting for SAR Responders
  • 2.00 Operations
$0.00
Join us for an in-depth review of several backcountry case studies and splinting techniques followed by practical skills utilizing the limited resources that are available to SAR responders.
SAR CON 2026: Building Capability Faster Than Turnover: Developing Teams Amid Constant Change
  • 2.00 Operations
$0.00
The Western Mountain Rescue Team and Arapahoe Rescue Patrol both have members that turn over frequently due to their connections toinstitutions of learning and their team demographics. These organizations have built strong training systems that continue to produce quality training.Come learn how these organizations train and participate in discussions on how teams across the state could collaborate to create an easier method of information sharing and standardization.
SAR CON 2026: UAV Product Showcase: Eagle Eyes & DJI Fly Cart 100
  • 2.00 Operations
$0.00
Eagle Eyes enables search and rescue drone teams with computer vision, CalTopo integration, mission planning, and livestreaming. In thispresentation, we will be giving a live interactive demo of our system. The DJI FlyCart 100 is an industrial heavy-lift cargo drone designed forremote logistics, emergency relief, and infrastructure maintenance. Capable of carrying payloads up to 85 kg in dual-battery mode, it bypasses difficult terrain to deliver equipment where trucks cannot go.
SAR CON 2026: The Air Force Rescue Coordination Center: Inland SAR Coordination & Real-World Examples
  • 2.00 Operations
$0.00
AFRCC leaders will provide an overview of the Air Force Rescue Coordination Center (AFRCC), the primary federal agency for coordinatingaviation SAR activities in the contiguous United States. Acting as a vital link to provide free federal resources to support states' SAR operations,the AFRCC's mission is to save lives by partnering with state and local agencies, the Civil Air Patrol, the U.S. Coast Guard, and the FAA. Thispresentation outlines the various types of missions handled—including search, rescue, MEDEVAC, mercy, and precautionary operations—and
SAR CON 2026: Swift Water Rescue
  • 2.00 Operations
$0.00
Learn about swift water rescue thru techniques, discussion, presentation, and stories.

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