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Title
Welcome to Cal-ESAR
Description
Introduction to Cal-ESAR
California Explorer Search and Rescue (Cal-ESAR) is a wilderness search and rescue (SAR) team that responds to searches and other emergencies throughout the State of California. Chartered as Explorer Post 12 in 1969 with the Pacific Skyline Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and operating under the auspices of the State of California Office of Emergency Services, Cal-ESAR consists of youth and adults who volunteer their services and time to the citizens of California.
Cal-ESAR is a Charter Member of the Bay Area Search & Rescue Council, and serves as a SAR and training resource throughout California. Cal-ESAR actively recruits individuals of all ages and abilities and conducts a 6-month long training program to train them to perform various SAR and other emergency services functions.
California Explorer Search & Rescue (or Cal-ESAR) is a part of the Explorer Program of the Boy Scouts of America. This co-ed program is for ages 15-20, and is designed "to promote the ability of boys, young men and women, to do things for themselves and for others, to train them in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriotism, courage, self-reliance, and kindred virtues."
Contact
- David Kovar
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- Montara CA
- United States 94037
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- +1.6505639118
