
Nature is rich. Forests, meadows and riparian zones are like a living storehouse that can nourish us in times of need or on long trips. But this is also where the danger lies: not everything that is green can be eaten. Some plants ...
Imagine you're out and about for several days. Perhaps voluntarily, perhaps forced. You've been lucky and found berries, picked mushrooms or even shot an animal. But then the question immediately arises: How do I store all this, ...
A storeroom full of boxes, shelves up to the ceiling, maybe even your own cellar - for many, that sounds like the ideal crisis preparedness. But what if you live in a small apartment, perhaps without a storage room, without a balcony, possibly in a high-rise building in the middle of ...
Imagine this: You're out and about, perhaps on the run from a crisis situation, perhaps „just“ on a planned tour, and your water supply is exhausted. Suddenly you realize something that seems obvious in everyday life: without water, you are not ...
A sudden power cut. Gas pipes shut down. No camping stove within reach. What then? If you need hot food or hot water in such a situation, an emergency cooker made from natural materials is more than just a gimmick. It is a piece of independence - and ...
There is a phrase that cannot be heard often enough in crisis preparedness: Calories are energy, and energy is survival. Hardly anyone thinks about this in everyday life. We open the fridge, we shop in the supermarket, we count calories at most, ...
A larder unit is like a small safety net. It hangs quietly in the background, often unnoticed, and only reveals its importance when it counts. But like any net, it can become weak if you don't look after it. The best tin can ...
A pantry is more than just a shelf full of cans. It is a piece of security, an insurance policy against troubled times. Anyone who has ever experienced how empty a supermarket can look after a storm, a strike or during a pandemic ...