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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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The Get Home Bag
We share the get home bag essentials checklist which is everything you might need to get home in the case of an emergency just in case disaster strikes.
Fire Cider – Master Tonic
Fire Cider and/or Master Tonic is a concoction that you can make at home that helps combat the flu, other similar illnesses and much, much more.
Urban Survival Tips
In an ever more urbanized world, it’s crucial to empower people with the know-how to thrive in cities. By following these suggestions, you can boost your chances of thriving in urban environments.
What’s in a Wilderness Medical Kit
All medical kits, should assist you in opening and maintaining an airway, providing ventilations if needed, limiting blood loss, immobilizing a suspected fracture and treating environmental concerns.
Recommended Gear List For Courses
Ultimate gear list for survival courses at The Survival University, covering essentials for various classes from beginners to advanced levels.
Making a Lifesaving Whistle from Trash for Survival
Learn how to make a super quick and highly effective whistle hack that carries over distance. Prioritize your situation and ensure safety when processing found items. Use trash to your advantage and be a modern primitive by making an aluminum can whistle.
81 Basic Survival Tips That You Should Know
Discover essential survival tips for any emergency situation with our comprehensive blog. Stay safe and prepared in the wilderness!
Why a Knife is Not Your Most Important Survival Tool: A COMPARISON OF SKILLS AND TOOLS IN REAL-LIFE SCENARIOS
Discover why a knife is not your most important survival tool in this eye-opening article. Learn crucial wilderness skills for emergencies.
Beyond the Wilderness: How WFR Skills Can Save Lives Anywhere
While the Wilderness First Responder (WFR) class is designed to prepare individuals for medical emergencies in remote, wilderness settings, the skills learned in the course can be just as valuable in non-wilderness settings.
Analogy of a Survival Kit
A Survival kit is a package containing essential items and supplies that are designed to help individuals survive during an emergency situation.