Missing. Found. Home.
ABOUT IAN
“Ian never wanted the postcard version of anywhere.”
He was curious about people — their traditions, their songs, the stories they told about the places they lived. He traveled to see the real thing: the landscapes, the language, the ordinary afternoons.
Then one journey ended differently.
Nothing could have changed what happened to Ian.
But other rescues can end differently.
The reality of rescue
Every team deserves the training and tools to match their courage.
Ropes
Static line, hardware and anchors — the difference between reaching someone and watching from above.
Radios
Terrain swallows signal. Communication keeps a search coordinated instead of scattered.
Cold-weather gear
Altitude turns night into a second emergency, for the missing person and the team.
Medical supplies
Stabilizing someone on the mountain, hours before a hospital is possible.
Training
We send search and rescue trainers, mountain guides, doctors, nurses, and technical rescue personnel to Peru to train.
Gear matters. Knowing how to use it matters more.
The journey
The places Ian went. The people he met. The life he lived.







The foundation
His story is why we started. Rescue readiness is what we do.
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Equipment
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Training
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