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WHO WE HELP
OVERVIEW
Trail Rescue Australia (TRA) offers its range of services and products across many different segments, but our services are customised specifically to the needs of the customer or client. Check out the segments below and get in touch with us to see how we can assist you best.​​​​
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INDIVIDUALS
Solo hikers, thru-hikers, bushwalkers, trail runners, mountain bikers, bikepackers, dirt bike riders, remote photographers, and independent field travellers.
ORGANISATIONS
NGOs, Aboriginal land councils, conservation organisations, environmental research teams, volunteer field teams, charitable expedition groups, outdoor education providers, community program operators, land-care groups, and non-profit field operations.
SMALL GROUPS
Small hiking parties, trekking teams, trail-running groups, MTB groups, dirt bike groups, private expedition teams, unsupported crossing parties, and remote travel teams.
GOVERNMENT
Parks and Wildlife agencies, land management authorities, conservation departments, ranger units, public-sector field teams, environmental compliance teams, natural resource management agencies, regional operations units, and remote project teams.
COMMERCIAL OPERATORS
Commercial trekking operators, guided walking operators, adventure tourism providers, wilderness lodge operators, remote camp operators, event organisers, race directors, guides, and field-based tourism businesses.
EMERGENCY SERVICES
Police, State Emergency Service units, fire and rescue services, ambulance support elements, volunteer rescue organisations, land search and rescue teams, incident management teams, remote-area response units, and civil emergency support agencies.
FROM THE FIELD
Actual footage and images of rescues, searches, terrain and conditions from the field
Image: Early morning cloud cover in the Vic Alps looks amazing, but terrible for UAV operators
Image: Dense canopies of the Wet Tropics make it very difficulty for UAV searches.
Image: Finding a tent that shows no recent sign of use during a search, is not always a good sign
Image: A snap freeze and snow dump can occur in the Aus Alps during summer.
Video: Searching for a missing cross country trekker in typical terrain of the East Chewings Range, NT