Bushcraft Skills
The tragic story of Storm De Beul
The tragic story of Storm De BeulStorm De Beul was a Belgian YouTuber who loved to spend time alone in the wilderness. He would often go for long hikes by himself and document the experience for his channel, showing his adventures to thousands who enjoyed his content....
The Stages of a Search and Rescue Operation
The Stages of a Search and Rescue OperationWhat Happens When Someone Goes Missing When someone goes missing, whether at sea, in the wilderness, or even in an urban environment, search and rescue (SAR) teams follow a structured approach to locate and...
How to fall asleep in the wilderness
How to fall asleep in the wildernessSleep is one of the most crucial aspects of survival. Whether you’re deep in the wilderness practicing bushcraft or caught in a stressful survival situation, your ability to rest can mean the difference between clear thinking and...
Surviving on Earth’s Most Remote Island
Surviving on Earth’s Most Remote IslandIn a world where modern conveniences and global connectivity dominate daily life, there still exists a place where survival is a daily challenge, and self-sufficiency is not a luxury but a necessity. Nestled in the South Atlantic...
Bushcraft Activities To Do In The Spring
Bushcraft Activities To Do In The SpringSpring is a time of transformation. As the last traces of winter melt away, the world comes alive with fresh greenery, flowing water, and active wildlife. For bushcrafters, this season presents unique opportunities to work with...
Bushcraft and Survival UK Trapping Laws
Bushcraft and Survival UK Trapping LawsTrapping, a traditional method employed for wildlife management, pest control, and conservation, is subject to comprehensive legislation in the United Kingdom to ensure ethical practices and the welfare of both target and...
Survival Recipes Through the Ages
Survival Recipes Through the AgesThroughout history, people have faced times of scarcity and hardship, from medieval peasants making do with what they had to families struggling through the Great Depression. Yet, even in these trying times, they found ways to nourish...
How Long Can You Survive on a Single Food Type?
How Long Can You Survive on a Single Food Type?Survival requires a balance of macronutrients (carbohydrates, proteins, and fats) and micronutrients (vitamins and minerals). But what if you had to survive on just one food? Some foods offer more nutrition than others,...
Is AI a Threat to Bushcraft Knowledge?
Is AI a Threat to Bushcraft Knowledge?In the modern age, artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming almost every aspect of human life. From automating jobs to enhancing efficiency in various fields, AI's capabilities are growing at an exponential rate. However, as...
Surviving the Journey from South to North America
Surviving the Journey from South to North AmericaEvery year, tens of thousands of migrants undertake the grueling journey from South America to North America, driven by the hope of escaping poverty, violence, and political instability. The trek is fraught with...
The most amazing flying exploration vehicles
The most amazing flying exploration vehicles for survival enthusiasts and crazy peopleHave you ever wished you could jump into a tiny amphibious aircraft and quickly fly to an isolated island for breakfast? Of course you have, and now with the following amazing and...
5 Short Survival Stories That Ended In Disaster
5 Short Survival Stories That Ended In DisasterIt's always nice to hear about people overcoming the odds and making it out of a difficult situation, but it doesn't always go that way. People enjoy survival stories because they showcase some of the best aspects of...
Survival Training of the British SAS
Survival Training of the British SASThe British Special Air Service (SAS) is renowned worldwide for its rigorous selection and survival training, designed to prepare soldiers for extreme conditions and high-stress environments. The SAS survival program is structured...
10 Things People Get Wrong When Choosing Bushcraft Gear
10 Things People Get Wrong When Choosing Bushcraft GearWhen it comes to bushcraft, having the right gear can mean the difference between a comfortable outdoor experience and a miserable one. However, many people make critical mistakes when selecting their equipment....
Richard Proenneke
Richard ProennekeThe Man Who Thrived Alone in the Alaskan Wilderness For 30 YearsRichard Proenneke is one of the most remarkable figures in American wilderness history. A self-reliant naturalist and skilled craftsman, he chose to leave modern society behind in 1968 to...
10 People Who Survived or Died from Impossible Accidents
10 People Who Survived or Died from Impossible AccidentsOne of the biggest factors in survival is luck. Some people don't believe in it, some call it chance, but whatever it is, something as small as a millimeter can make all the difference. When it comes to...
10 world-ending predictions it wasn’t worth prepping for
10 world-ending predictions it wasn't worth prepping forOne of the things that often pops up when it comes to bushcraft is the closely related subject of prepping. This practice involves making preparations to survive something, usually a particular event. This niche...
How Long Could Someone Survive in Space?
How Long Could Someone Survive in Space?Space is one of the most hostile environments humans could ever encounter. Unlike Earth, where the atmosphere provides oxygen, pressure, and protection from harmful radiation, space is a vacuum with no air, extreme temperatures,...
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Basic Survival skills
Learn the basics of how to survive in the wild, which are your priorities and how long can you really survive for in the wild.
How to find water in the wilderness
The average person can go for 3 days without water before they die, learn the easiest ways to find this precious resource.
Top 10 Survival tips
A quick list of 10 of the most important things to keep in mind when out in the wilderness.
Best places to practise bushcraft in Wales
With hundreds of miles of coastline and huge mountain ranges, this country really does have it all for the bushcrafting enthusiast.
The best way to practise bushcraft for beginners
Theres no need for expensive courses to help you gain survival skills, with everything you need to start you off closer to home than you think.
How to find north without a compass
A compass is one of the most important things to take on a hike, but in the event it gets lost or broken, what can you do to find your way?
How to identify poisonous plants
Learning which wild plants make a tasty meal and which ones can paralyse your lungs is an important skill to have if you spend alot of time in the wild.
Beach Foraging
From Razor clams and Cockles to as much free shrimp as you can be bothered to catch, learn where to find it and the best methods of gathering and cooking.
Cliff Foraging
Not all the best wild food is on the beaches or in the woods, with coastal cliffs holding some rare and tasty treats you just cant find anywhere else.
Choosing the best ration type
With so many different types of survival food out there its easy to get confused and choose the wrong option for your trip. Become familiar with the choices and the pros and cons of each.
How to find wild Rabbits
A quick guide on how to recognise the different signs that rabbits are in the area and how to determine their numbers.
How to make a ground oven
One of the best ways to cook a piece of meat in the wild, and one of the only methods were you can set it up and safely leave it until its done, no turning or fire stoking required.
How to escape from quicksand
Movies have made quicksand look much more dangerous than it actually is, but thats not to say it shouldn’t be avoided. Learn what not to do if you become trapped and more importantly, how to escape.
Foraging laws in the UK
The UK has pretty good foraging laws but its still possible to do something wrong when gathering wild foods, learn what you can and cant do when foraging in the wild.
How to survive a blizzard in the wilderness
A blizzard is the most dangerous type of weather you can ever be exposed to, with every second increasing dangers like frostbite. Act fast and act correctly to avoid losing a finger or two.
UK Bushcraft Laws
Learn how to NOT get into trouble from practicing bushcraft in the UK and the laws that concern your outdoor activities.