Outdoor & Bushcraft
Prepping in the city vs. in the country - two worlds, one goal
When it comes to crisis preparedness, you often hear phrases like: „You're safer in the countryside, where you have space, water, maybe even a garden.“ At the same time, others say: „You're better off in the city because the infrastructure is more stable ...
Difference between prepper, survivalist and self-supporter
There are terms that are often mentioned in the same breath, even though they mean completely different things. „Prepper,“ „survivalist,“ „self-sufficient“ – to some, these words sound like three versions of the same idea. However, if you look closer, you quickly realize: they are different worlds. They…
Urban prepping - supplies, inconspicuous preparedness and communication in the city
When we talk about prepping, many people think of houses with large basements, gardens full of vegetables, and perhaps even a well in the yard. But for most people, the reality looks very different: small apartments, neighbors living door-to-door, ...
Survival training courses & seminars - learning for survival
What happens when the warm light of the streetlights goes out, the familiar sounds of the city fall silent and you suddenly find yourself in the middle of a situation where routine knowledge is no longer enough? It is precisely at this point that you realize how valuable practical skills are. ...
Collecting rainwater in the warehouse - when every drop counts
There are times out in the wilderness when you want nothing more than a heavy downpour. Not to get soaked to the bone, but because you know that rain means drinking water. Anyone who has ever been out for hours with a ...
Forest fire - what to do when there's a fire?
It often begins inconspicuously. A warm summer's day, the air is still, somewhere a branch crackles in the undergrowth. Then a small plume of smoke rises, barely noticeable. And suddenly, within minutes, it becomes a blazing inferno. Forest fires are unpredictable. They ...
Using a firesteel correctly - sparks, embers and the small miracle of fire
There are few things that connect us humans as deeply as fire. For thousands of years we have sat around it, warmed ourselves, cooked on it and felt safe when darkness approaches. And yet, in an emergency, fire is not ...
Recognize dangers: Animals, weather, terrain - vigilance as a survival skill
Sometimes it's not the big, obvious accident that makes people in the wilderness dangerous. It's often the small signs that are overlooked: a fresh animal trail in the grass, a dark cloud bank on the horizon, an inconspicuous slope underfoot. ...
Protection against hypothermia without equipment - when warmth becomes a matter of survival
There are situations in which the temperature becomes the real threat. Not a wild animal, not an accident, but simply the cold. Hypothermia is treacherous: it sneaks up on you, quietly, almost unnoticed, and by the time you realize it, it's often already late. ...
Navigation at night & in fog - finding your way when the world becomes blurred
There are times outside when you ask yourself: Where am I? During the day, orientation is often child's play. Paths, hills, trees, rivers - everything is recognizable, everything is clear. But as soon as the sun disappears or dense fog rolls in, the ...
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