Lander Search and Rescue

01/15/2026

In Rock springs? Want snow education? Happening this weekend

Avalanches are the #1 killer of snowmobilers in the backcountry. A single sled can collapse an entire mountainside, sending thousands of tons of snow downhill faster than you can react, faster than you can escape. Riders are often buried in seconds, not minutes, and most never see it coming. Experience, confidence, and familiar terrain do not prevent avalanches. Education does. Knowing how to read conditions, recognize dangerous terrain, and make hard decisions is what keeps riders alive. This is why avalanche training is not optional it’s survival. 🏔️❄️

Please join us for our avalanche class on Friday January 16th at 6:30 p.m. at Western Wyoming Community College!

01/12/2026

Hope you all got to enjoy the sunshine and snow this weekend! A number of our SAR members took our snowmobiles out of storage to make sure everything was functioning well ❄️☀️⛑️
Not only did the have a great time in perfect temps and weather, but they also were able to refamilarize themselves with the machines and local temps

Remind: it is easy to get far out with snow machines!
Plan ahead and prepare: Don’t forget extra fuel, warm layers, letting people know where you are going and carrying emergency comms devices

01/09/2026

Come hang out with Lander SAR this week at Pushroot Brewery- we will be talking about Winter Environments: Staying Warm, Dry, and Found (and how to call for help)

⏰ 6:30pm
📅 Thursday Jan 15th
📍Pushroot Brewery

Thanks and for hosting this community event!

12/15/2025

Local avi class opportunity!

11/27/2025

As we gather with family and friends this holiday season, let’s keep safety at the heart of our celebrations. The National Association for Search and Rescue reminds everyone that a few simple precautions can help prevent emergencies and keep the holiday joyful.

🍂 Holiday Safety Checklist:

Travel smart: Allow extra time for holiday traffic, check weather conditions, and keep an emergency kit in your vehicle.

Fire safety: If using candles or fireplaces, keep flammable items at a safe distance and ensure smoke detectors are working.

Outdoor activities: Whether hiking, hunting, or enjoying nature, dress for the weather, carry a map or GPS, and let someone know your plans.

Prevent wandering: Keep a close eye on children, elderly relatives, and loved ones with special needs. Use the buddy system, set clear boundaries, and make sure everyone knows where to meet if separated.

Emergency readiness: Save local emergency numbers and know the basics of first aid.

✨ This Thanksgiving, let’s celebrate responsibly and ensure that gratitude, not accidents, fills our holiday memories.

👉 Learn more about NASAR’s mission to advance professional search and rescue at nasar.org.

11/10/2025

💛 Support & Share 💛
Local food resources are available to everyone in Lander.

🌟Consider volunteering or donating—every little bit counts! 🌟

11/07/2025

SAR challenge- can you find the two SAR volunteers in this photo? Harder than you thought? This is why we encourage people to wear and use ✨ bright 🌈 gear!

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Thank you to everyone for your support and donations this year! Our online donation platform is taking a winter break- it will be open again January 15 2026 🙃

Don’t fear! You can still make donations, but it will have to be the old skool way. Write us a check!

Lander Search and Rescue
625 Garfield Street
Lander WY 82520

If you have questions about giving, contact us directly at landerwysar@gmail.com

10/30/2025

Thanks tip top!

What a crew we have working hard to keep us all safe and brought back home! Thanks to our past and present Tip Top SAR members, as well as ALL the First Responders in Sublette County we work with so well.

10/25/2025

Checking in from ICAR 2025 in Jackson Hole.

10/07/2025

LSAR has a new donation page!

Thanks to our friends at this donation page will be available 75% of the year (when it isn’t Challenge for Charities season).

Check it out via the QR code or on our website (see profile). LSAR is fully in the 21st century now!