10 types of camping to try this summer When most people hear the word camping, they picture a tent under the stars, a crackling fire, and perhaps a few marshmallows on a stick. But the reality is, camping comes in many forms—each with its own level of comfort,...
Is Climate Change Going to Affect Bushcraft? Bushcraft—the art of thriving in the natural environment using minimal tools—has long been a way for people to reconnect with nature, build self-reliance, and understand the ecosystems around them. At its core, bushcraft...
The Alaskan Triangle A Survival nightmare, or something else When people think of mysterious places where the unexplained happens, the Bermuda Triangle usually comes to mind. But thousands of miles away in the frigid wilderness of Alaska lies a lesser-known enigma...
5 Island strandings that ended in disaster Being stranded on a remote island is a classic survival trope—but in real life, the outcome is often much darker. These five harrowing, true stories involve individuals or groups who found themselves isolated by the sea,...
The 5 Most Useful Things to Have When the Power Goes Out When the power goes out, the world changes—instantly. For most, it’s a temporary inconvenience. The fridge stops humming, the lights vanish with a pop, and there’s a scramble to find...
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