Survival Scout Tips

Some prep is better than no prep – unless you are wasting your money buying emergency food items from the grocery store that you’ll just have to toss out. Learn how to shop smarter.

During the Revolutionary War,  the Siege of Charleston was one of America’s most devastating losses. Take time to learn how it happened so you can better prepare should supply lines be cut.

Water is key to survival, so it is necessary to know where to find it. Read on to discover 13 unique places to find water in your home and in the wild.

Grocery stores have still not recovered, and it is difficult to find certain things. Learn why the food supply seems to be dwindling.

Camping is a wonderful way to get back to nature and enjoy a digital detox. For some families, it is a beloved tradition that includes s’mores and campfire songs. But...

What Utah’s Pioneer Day Teaches Us If you don’t live in or near Utah or aren’t a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (also known as...

Agenda 2030 is a lengthy set of ambitious sustainable development goals that have stirred up controversy—and for good reason. Learn why in this Survival Scout.

Weather warnings and evacuation orders are often confusing. Learn how the National Weather Service is simplifying its messaging and what you can do to prepare for natural disasters.

The Fourth of July is right around the corner, which means it is the perfect time for a history lesson. George Santayana famously said, “Those who cannot remember the past...

When we think about preparedness, stocking up on food and water comes to mind—or toilet paper, as we saw last year. However, while these things are important, they aren’t the...

The western U.S. is facing a major water crisis, which is being called a megadrought. While it is currently affecting the water sources out west, the rest of America will...

Here’s a list of the very best Father’s Day gifts for prepper dads. It’s full of ideas for affordable items that every father needs, but not everyone has.