The National Search And Rescue Dog Association
Maple Barn, Canterbury Road, Molash, Kent CT4 8HF
9 May 2015
The Sky News Swipe team joined the National Search and Rescue Dog Association (NSARDA) in Kent as they carried out a training exercise using their new drone. The unmanned aerial vehicle, or UAV, is fitted with a camera so rescue volunteers can get high quality video footage of an area before they send in search dogs. You can watch this on YouTube or Sky News if you continue to the full article.
Drones To Help Search And Rescue Dog Team
We will try and keep you posted as to what we are up to. Being very busy volunteers, many with day jobs, we have little spare time so please bear with us.
NSARDA is a charity-based Association representing Member Associations
The purpose of NSARDA is to:
- Promote on a National level the charitable work of the Member Search and Rescue Dog Associations of the United Kingdom, Isle of Man, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland;
- Promote the development of Search Dogs, Dog Handlers and Dog Supports / Navigators to locate high risk missing persons;
- Support handlers to achieve a greater understanding of training of Search Dogs.
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