The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) thrives on the dedication of its volunteers, whose innovation and expertise continue to transform search and rescue (SAR) operations. ...
The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) has long been a beacon of safety along South Africa's coastlines. In recent years, we have harnessed technology to enhance our life-saving capabilities, notably through the implementation of the Beach Safety Camera Network Project. ...
Surfski paddling is an exhilarating sport that requires skill, awareness, and respect for the power of the ocean. ...
A picture is worth a thousand words, but some images tell stories that words simply cannot. ...
For German photographer Konrad Stöhr, the vast and unpredictable waters of South Africa's coastline became the perfect canvas for his latest photographic project. ...
For Paula Armstrong, the ocean has always been more than just water – it's a place of challenge, resilience, and deep connection. ...
The NSRI is entering an exciting phase in its Offshore Rescue Craft (ORC) programme, with Hull 7 scheduled to come out of the mould at the end of February. ...
The NSRI's Station 14 in Plettenberg Bay has made significant strides in beach safety by integrating advanced beach safety cameras and shark alarm systems. ...
The South African Search and Rescue Organisation (SASAR) is vital for coordinating search and rescue (SAR) efforts across South Africa’s vast maritime and aeronautical zones. ...
On Thursday, 21 November 2024, the South African Weather Service (SAWS) launched a pioneering rip current forecasting model designed to improve coastal safety along the Cape Peninsula's beaches. ...
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