There are plenty of reasons why you, a person who is otherwise fully aware of how fragile society is, might not be prepared when a disaster strikes, but are you ready for the repercussions?
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Family Preparedness
Six Easy Methods You Can Use to Protect Your Identity
Over the past five years, the number of people who have had their identities stolen has nearly doubled, and the amount of money that was collectively lost has increased from $37 billion to $50 billion.
Emergency Water Storage Ideas for Every Type of Disaster
Between droughts and natural emergencies, many communities have gone without water in recent years. Now is the time to store a supply of water before the next disaster strikes.
How To Avoid Financial Scammers After A Disaster
Natural disasters bring out the best in some people, but the worst in others. As the nation grapples with the aftermath of Hurricane Florence, victims of the storm’s wrath should also be on alert to avoid becoming victims of financial scammers looking to make a quick buck off those who have already lost so much.
How to Train for a Worst-Case Disaster
The more realistic you make your training, the more relaxed you’ll be when it all goes to pot when the SHTF.
Your Computer May Not Survive a Collapse But These Off-Grid Archiving Strategies Will
Be a custodian of information that will take care of future generations.
The Signs You Need to Know When Your Dog Is About to Bite!
The sooner you learn these signs, the sooner you’ll develop a much better relationship with your pet.
How to Stay Safe While Traveling Abroad
If you are planning a trip, it can be easy to get caught up in details about all of the exciting places you are going to visit, transportation, lodging, buying tickets, packing, and securing your home. There’s so much to do! But, be sure not to neglect one VERY important aspect of travel: safety.
U.S. Disaster Zones: Are You Living In A Place Where Disasters Are Common?
With constant media bombardment of fears of a nuclear war, many have begun to prepare for a disaster. But government uncertainty isn’t the only thing on the minds of the masses. Volcanic activity appears to be increasing and earthquakes seem to be getting more severe. That begs the question: do you live in a disaster zone?
How to Train for a Worst-Case Disaster
The more realistic you make your training, the more relaxed you’ll be when it all goes to pot when the SHTF.
Your Computer May Not Survive a Collapse But These Off-Grid Archiving Strategies Will
Be a custodian of information that will take care of future generations.
The Signs You Need to Know When Your Dog Is About to Bite!
The sooner you learn these signs, the sooner you’ll develop a much better relationship with your pet.
How to Stay Safe While Traveling Abroad
If you are planning a trip, it can be easy to get caught up in details about all of the exciting places you are going to visit, transportation, lodging, buying tickets, packing, and securing your home. There’s so much to do! But, be sure not to neglect one VERY important aspect of travel: safety.
U.S. Disaster Zones: Are You Living In A Place Where Disasters Are Common?
With constant media bombardment of fears of a nuclear war, many have begun to prepare for a disaster. But government uncertainty isn’t the only thing on the minds of the masses. Volcanic activity appears to be increasing and earthquakes seem to be getting more severe. That begs the question: do you live in a disaster zone?
6 Critical Items That Have Disappeared in the Immediate Aftermath of Hurricane Harvey
This is what is to be expected when so many people are hit with a rapid, far from equilibrium event.
“Unprecedented” Flood Season: How To Know If Your Home Has Water Damage
Across large swaths of the United States, people are deeply entrenched in an unprecedented flood season. From cyclone bombs to the complete annihilation of farmland and crops across the nations, Americans are experiencing one of the worst flood seasons in history.
FEMA: “Each Family Needs To Have a Central Rally Point”
Because families can be separated following major disasters, having an established emergency rally point to regroup will help families reunite faster. Follow these tips and make sure this is added to your emergency preparedness plans.
A Family’s Survival Story: Hurricane Katrina, (Part I)
Almost 10 years have passed, now, and although we weren’t unprepared, we learned a lot of lessons. Katrina tested us as a team and gave us the cohesive drive to prepare for any disaster in the years following it. This is our story.
A Family’s Survival Story: Hurricane Katrina, (Part 2)
[Editor's Note: Hurricane Katrina was one the deadliest hurricanes in the history of the United States. With a storm surge of twenty feet tall, it was hard not to find the storm's wrath. 1,833 individuals lost their lives from the storm and countless wounded. Many...
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5 Common Sports Items You Can Use to Protect Yourself in an Emergency
This article is for those who can’t afford the brand name tactical gear or are looking for frugal and inexpensive ways to add protective gear to their reserves.
A Step-By-Step Guide For How To Make a Kearny Fallout Meter
Learn how to measure your daily dose of radiation by constructing this electroscope. These step-by-step plans and instructions are all you need to make your own Kearny fallout meter.
3 Uses a Stationary Bike Has When the Grid Goes Down
If you find yourself living through a long term disaster, where the new way of life is living off the grid, then the sooner you can begin learning creative solutions to adapt to this way of life, the better off you will be.
13 Disorders Caused by Lack of Water
Most people don’t think they need to worry about dehydration. But there is a chronic form of dehydration that does not have the sudden and intense nature of the acute form.
10 Dehydrator Meals for Your Prepper Pantry
I love having some “just-add-water” meals on hand for those busy days when I need to cook something fast.
10 Essential Items You’ll Need to Survive in the Desert
Between the blistering heat, rough terrain, and lack of water or wildlife, the desert presents peculiar challenges that are not seen anywhere else.
10 Essential Skills Necessary for Survival
Although it is important to be prepared for disaster situations, many are not adequately trained to handle the disaster situations in which they find themselves in. Having the proper skills and training will provide an individual with a well diversified knowledge base on how to survive during and after a disaster.
10 Hardcore Prepper Chicks Paving The Way in Survival and Preparedness
Just a head’s up – this entire list is comprised of the hardcore women in the preparedness movement who are paving the way and making it easier for new preppers to find information and success in prepping.
5 Everyday Items That Will Double as Defensive Weapons
Know how to take a stand and defend yourself using the tools you have on hand. These five everyday items can double as self-defense weapons and help you better survive an attack.
10 Prepper Uses for Safety Pins
The humble safety pin has more prepper uses than you would think.
“Nuclear Blast to your Front! React!” – How the Army Trains to Survive an ‘Atomic Battlefield’
If you’re willing to do what it takes (sometimes in the face of skepticism and even ridicule) and go “against the grain,” you may give yourself the edge helping you survive.
