5 Common Failures in Emergency Communications
Emergency communications failures cost lives during disasters. Learn the 5 most common breakdowns in emergency communication—and how to avoid them with smarter, community-driven tools.
How Volunteers Save Lives Before First Responders Arrive
Discover how community volunteers save lives before first responders arrive by reporting incidents, coordinating aid, and providing critical support during emergencies using PubSafe.
Community-Driven Disaster Response
Community-driven disaster response empowers citizens, NGOs, and agencies to act faster, share real-time information, and build stronger, more resilient communities during emergencies.
AI is Changing Disaster Response
Join a global network to request help, share updates, and assist people and animals during emergencies.
Role of Crowdsourced Technology in Disaster Response
Join a global network to request help, share updates, and protect people and animals with real-time alerts and information.
AI in Disaster Response
AI for disaster response is a growing area of interest. AI will aid in evaluating risk, planning a response, managing logistics, and analyzing a disaster.
Safety Plan for Travel and Adventure
Join a global network to share alerts and aid for people and animals. Request assistance and stay informed on safety plan updates.
Finding the Best Incident Management Software
What is the best incident management software? Is free incident management software a good idea? Learn what to look for as you search for ways to make your disaster response team more efficient with an incident management software platform.
Animal Rescue
PubSafe is designed to help rescue people and animals during blue or gray skies. By being more efficient, more rescues can be done, in less time. The PubSafe web portal and mobile app deliver an opportunity for efficiency not previously available to animal rescue groups or animal shelters.
Sherp ATV Pros and Cons
The Sherp ATV is a known search and rescue vehicle. It has been around for almost a decade and was originally designed for operation on the tundra of Siberia. Siberia has a lot of marsh and bog in the summer when the ice and snow melt making it impossible for regular off-road vehicles or even track vehicles. In the colder months, vehicles must be able to travel on thin ice, water or deep snow.