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The Survival University offers our community of outdoor adventurers a robust library of training material through our Survival Blog. We believe in passing on our knowledge to empower students with a wealth of information that we find relevant to learning.
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Flint Knapping for Beginners: My Hilarious Failures & How to Do It Right
Flint knapping sounds easy—until you try it. Here’s my journey of frustration, flying shards, and why some people (but not me) make it look effortless.
How to Tie The Double Half-Hitch Knot
Master the double half-hitch knot with our quick, step-by-step guide and expert tips for secure, efficient knot tying.
What to Do When You Encounter a Wolf in the Wild
Wolves are neither villains nor heroes—they’re survivors. Explore their role in nature, the myths that surround them, and what we can learn from their resilience.
Navigation Skills vs. Orienteering & Geocaching: Why Real-World Navigation Matters
Master real navigation skills beyond orienteering and geocaching. Learn to read terrain, use a map and compass, and navigate with confidence in any environment.
Beyond the Flick: Fire-Starting Hacks for Broken, Empty, and Wet Lighters
Learn how to start a fire with a lighter even if it’s broken, empty, or wet. Master fire-starting techniques and build confidence in real-world survival situations.
Why Every City Dweller Needs Wilderness First Responder Training
Wilderness First Responder training prepares you to act fast in emergencies—urban or remote—when 911 is too far away.
Mastering Fire for Survival: How to Pack a TRUE emergency fire kit
Learn to pack a reliable survival fire kit with the right tools for warmth, cooking, and signaling. Keep it simple, effective, and ready for any emergency.
Surviving the 2025 LA Fires: How to Evacuate Safely with Your Bug Out Bag and Plan
Learn how to prepare for emergencies with a bug out bag and evacuation plan. Discover key survival tips from the 2025 LA fires to stay safe during disasters.
How to Dress for Winter Survival: Mastering the Art of Layering
In cold weather, it is important to dress in layers. This allows you to adjust your clothing as your body heats up or cools down throughout the day.
How to Make Wool Boot Inserts for Warm Feet on Winter Hikes and Outdoor Adventures
Learn how to make DIY wool boot inserts to keep your feet warm and comfortable during winter hikes and outdoor adventures. Simple, budget-friendly, and effective!
Choosing the Best Survival and Bushcraft Knife
Choosing the Best Survival/Bushcraft Knife: A Comprehensive Guide for Survival University Students
Winter Survival in the Colorado Rockies — Part 8: Wildlife Awareness and Safety
Learn how to stay safe and warm in the Colorado Rockies this winter. Discover practical tips for preventing and treating cold-weather injuries like hypothermia, frostbite, and dehydration to keep your winter adventures enjoyable and safe