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Lost Hikers Rely on Unpaid Rescuers. Colorado Could Change That

August 15, 2021/

Missoula Search and Rescue
The Centennial State is looking into creating a full-time corps of rescuers with a budget in hopes of increasing participation from the volunteers in depends on.
by Alex Brown


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