Survival Knowledge

According to the State of the Worlds Plants Report 2017, there are at least 28,187 plants that are recognized as...

When it comes to forbidden herbal remedies, you might immediately think of cannabis or other such mind-altering substances. However, there...

We’ve all heard about how ‘superbugs’ are increasingly common as bacteria and parasites evolve resistance to our antibiotics. This escalation...

Growing food and raising meats is becoming much more difficult for producers around the world. Between radical changing weather patterns...

Editor's note: This article was originally published in 2017. This is an updated version of the article, given the recent Coronavirus...

With prepping and survival comes bugging out and a bug-out-bag. Bugging out is simply quickly fleeing the area that is...

Throughout history, mankind has waged a constant war with starvation. From the time of the first hunter-gatherers, through the early...

You’ll probably have spotted microgreens for sale in your local health food store or in the salad section at the...

Toilet paper has only been in existence for roughly a century and mankind has been around a whole lot longer...

Trapping is one of the most overlooked and underutilized skills in the prepping and survival world. Apart from being mostly...

Building a survival stockpile is a never-ending task. No matter how much you have, it always seems there’s something more...

Many survivalists I know are voracious readers. Whether we read online or we read actual books, we love to read....

Medicine cabinets are interesting things. While useful for the storage of medicines and other things that we need, many seem...

Jerusalem Artichokes are not actually an artichoke at all, but these nutrient-rich tubers should be a part of every preppers...

Harvesting your potatoes in bags is not only a good way to grow them in small spaces, but it can...

A Swedish couple have taken a novel approach to keeping their property in Stockholm warm all year round. Marie Granmar...

Off-grid living is something that many of us aspire to. Not only does it provide for excellent self-sufficiency and sustainability...

Bark pealing was a traditional practice amongst the Sami people of northern Scandinavia and of many different indigenous tribes of...

Building a survival stockpile is a challenge on many levels. Trying to afford it is one challenge. Trying to ensure...

Food preservation is one of the most essential topics for preppers to be familiar with. In this article, we’re going...

A common weed growing in the cracks of driveways across the country is capable of relieving pain, calming inflammation and...

Nearly half of American adults have high blood pressure, according to the American Heart Association. Unfortunately, many of them are...

Prickly ash is a natural herbal supplement that has been used to treat a myriad of conditions and injuries for...

Once fall arrives with its beautiful turning of the leaves, everyone knows what comes next … the cold chill of...

The famous journey by Captain Meriwether Lewis and Lieutenant William Clark to explore the Louisiana Purchase, map out the Missouri...

One important part of survival which can be easily overlooked in our world of modern survival gadgets, is the ability...

As the main part of the gardening season comes to a close in the northern hemisphere, I like to take...

Gardens are wonderful, on many levels. They allow us to plant specifically what we want, maybe save a little money...

Every once in a while you run into someone who’s really got it. Such is the case of 85 year...

When hiking, camping, or just getting through daily life, there are always times when you need to clean up yourself,...