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Aberdeen Mountain Rescue Team - http://www.amrt.org.uk/
Provide a volunteer rescue service for walkers and climbers in the North-East. Includes team profile and history, and call-out information.

Assynt Mountain Rescue Team - http://www.assynt-mrt.co.uk/
Contains area covered, history, capabilities, and training for team from Scotland.

Borders Search and Rescue Unit - http://www.bordersar.org.uk/
Volunteer mountain rescue Team covering the south-east of Scotland. Includes team profile, call-out log, and information on fundraising and training.

Cairngorm Mountain Rescue Team (CMRT) - http://www.cmrt.org.uk/
Volunteer organisation offering search and rescue services in and around the Cairngorms. Profile, fndraising events, and contact details.

Dundonnell Mountain Rescue Team - http://www.dmrt.org.uk/
Organises search and rescue services in the North West Highlands. Information about their activities, team, the area, and support.

Galloway Mountain Rescue Team - http://www.gallowaymrt.org.uk/
Volunteers offering search and rescue services in Dumfries and Galloway; information about the team, news, membership, funding, and background on walking safely in the Galloway Hills.

Kintail Mountain Rescue Team - http://www.kintailmrt.org.uk/
Volunteers offering search and rescue in the North West Highlands. Team profile, with information about training and resources.

Lochaber Mountain Rescue Team - http://www.lochabermrt.co.uk/
Information about their proposed new building, the area they cover, and fundraising.

Moffat Mountain Rescue Team - http://www.moffatmrt.org.uk/
Voluntary search and rescue group in eastern Dumfries and Galloway; includes a history, call-out log, information about services and fundraising.

Mountain Rescue Committee of Scotland - http://www.mrcofs.org/
The representative and coordinating body for mountain rescue services in Scotland. Working to save lives and promote safe mountaineering.

Oban Mountain Rescue Team - http://www.obanmrt.co.uk/
Search and rescue cover for North Argyll, Bridge of Orchy, Mull and Jura provided by a voluntary group; includes team profile and fundraising information.

Ochils Mountain Rescue Team - http://www.mrcofs.org/ochils/
Covers the Ochil Hills and surrounding areas in the Central belt of Scotland. Includes introduction, background, history, training, incidents, and safety advice.

Search and Rescue Dog Association (Southern Scotland) - http://www.sarda.org.uk
Responsible for training mountain rescue teams to handle search and rescue dogs. Information about training, fundraising, events and incidents.

Search and Rescue Dog Association Scotland - http://www.sarda-scotland.org/
Responsible for training mountain rescue teams to handle search and rescue dogs. Information about training, fundraising, events and incidents.

Skye Mountain Rescue Team - http://www.skyemrt.org/
Offers details of the group, call outs, gallery and information on mountain safety.

Strathclyde Police's Mountain Rescue Team - http://www.strathclyde.police.uk/index.asp?locID=174&docID=-1
Offers details on history, joining team, equipment and training.

Tayside Police - Search and Rescue - http://www.tayside.police.uk/search_rescue.php
Affiliated with Mountain Rescue Committee of Scotland; includes history, structure, vehicles and equipment, and contacts.

Torridon Mountain Rescue Team - http://www.torridonmrt.org.uk/
Cover the area between Loch Maree and Loch Carron, and from Applecross to Achnasheen. Team profile, call-out details, news, and how to help feature.

Tweed Valley Mountain Rescue Team - http://www.tweedvalleymrt.org.uk/
Volunteers offering search and rescue capabilities. Includes a history, membership and equipment information, and call-out news.

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