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Vol 17, Issue 2
October 2008

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SARSCENE 2008

SARSCENE, now in its 17th year, has grown from a small workshop into a national conference that is gaining international appeal. It is the largest national Search and Rescue (SAR) conference and expo where Canadian and international SAR professionals (Air, Ground, Marine) gather to learn about new equipment and emerging technologies, share best practices, exchange ideas and tackle issues facing SAR.

The National Search and Rescue Secretariat, along with the Newfoundland and Labrador Search and Rescue Association and the Newfoundland and Labrador Department of Justice, are working hard as co-hosts to develop an engaging and interactive SAR program under the theme of Strengthening Partnerships.

As part of the overall program, we are happy to have the following keynote speakers join us this year:

Anna Gainey of the Gainey Foundation

Terry Grant aka Mantracker on OLN

Larry and Jacquie Beveridge of the Hug a Tree Program

Lucy Harris video presentation

Ron Foxcroft Inventor of the Fox 40 whistle

New for SARSCENE 2008, the SARSCENE Blog is set-up to generate discussion and provide a modern forum for SAR professionals before, during and after SARSCENE. During the actual events, the blog will act as a daily journal for instant posting of highlights, comments, Town Hall questions and photos. Delegates with Internet access can interact with the blog in real time to further generate discussion. Post-event, the blog will continue to link participants and inform SAR practitioners of issues related to the event and ongoing SAR topics and concerns.

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