Survival Scout Tips

The classic TV show Little House on the Prairie has much to teach us about self-sufficiency and the importance of being prepared. It’s no wonder it’s making a comeback right now.

Salt is a common pantry staple for many reasons beyond adding flavor to food. Read on to learn how salt serves a variety of purposes in survival situations.

With concerns of a possible economic collapse, history can teach us how to make ends meet. Looking closely at how Americans survived the Great Depression provides a model to follow should things take a turn for the worst.

This isn’t the first time in history yeast and flour are in short supply. Weather any disaster or supply shortage, and learn how to make bread without these key ingredients.

With Americans on lockdown, a revival of creating victory gardens inspires several benefits. Learn how to design your own like to support your family like previous generations. 

Here are three stories about what the Bible teaches about preparedness, a list of preparedness verses, and insights from a Biblical perspective for the COVID-19 pandemic.

Prepare to shelter in place with these tips for storing, increasing the shelf life, and preparing meals and foods that provide variety.

With US cases rising daily, the time to protect yourself and the people you love from the coronavirus and a home quarantine is now. You don’t need to wait on the government or healthcare system for help.

Protein is critical in our daily lives and a key dietary component when struggling to survive in chaotic conditions. Discover the best plant- and animal-based protein sources.

Disaster can strike anywhere, anytime--even while on vacation. Sometimes there’s no getting around it--discover what to do if you find yourself in this predicament.

People living in urban environments face different disaster-related challenges than those in suburban or rural settings. Discover four tips to keep in mind if you live in or visit cities.

This Thanksgiving, we’re reflecting on 6 things we’re grateful for when disaster strikes. Yes, we said grateful. Don't take them for granted.