MOUNTAIN CANINE CORPS SEARCH & RESCUE — Mountain Canine Corps

Field resources

Below you will find documents necessary to get to work! Please speak up if there is something you would like added. Thanks, and be safe.

CALL-OUT & SEARCH:

Call Out Instructions

Current Team Roster

SAR Sign In Sheet

Search Form

FIELD RESOURCES

Maps / Navigation

National Parks Map Collection

New Mexico Garmin Compatible Maps

Public Lands Information Center

New Mexico Topo Maps

Tools for plotting GPS coordinates

Medical

The High Altitude Medicine Guide

International Society for Mountain Medicine

Wilderness Medical Associates

Radio

The National Association for Amateur Radio

Resources for Amateur and Commercial Radio

GOOD READS

Analysis of Lost Person Behavior - William Syrotuck

Lost Person Behavior: A search and rescue guide on where to look - for land, air and water - Robert J. Koester

Scent and the Scenting Dog - William Syrotuck

INSTRUCTIONAL:

Fema ICS Resource Center

FEMA IS-100.B: Introduction to Incident Command System

FEMA, IS-200.B: ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents

New Mexico Field Certification

PROFESSIONAL:

National Association For Search and Rescue

New Mexico Department of Public Safety Policies and Standard Operating Procedures

New Mexico Department of Public Safety (DPS) Search and Rescue Office

New Mexico Search and Rescue Council

The Source of Search and Rescue Research

TRAINING:

Canine Suitability Test - A very special thank you to Sandia Search Dogs

MCC Liability Waiver

Mountain Canine Corps

Mountain Canine Corps is a proud member of the New Mexico search and rescue community. We are a nonprofit search and rescue (SAR) organization that is composed entirely of volunteers. Our mission is the training and fielding of search dogs and personnel to help locate missing persons. Our motto is that of the SAR community - “that others may live.”