Survival Scout Tips

We never know when disaster will strike, but we can prepare our families to survive by teaching them these 12 essential survival skills.

During National Preparedness Month, we’re sharing 4 amazing survival stories and the lessons we can learn from them.

#10 cans can do more than just store food for decades. They can be recycled to help with a variety of household uses, as well as emergency preparedness.

Our ancestors understood the importance of storing meat and invented techniques we still use today for preserving meat. Here’s how to store meat without refrigeration.

In September 2017, two major hurricanes destroyed the power grid in the USVI and Puerto Rico. Here are 7 blackout survival lessons we can learn from them.

Social media has significant potential to keep you safe and even save your life once disaster strikes...but you need to know how to use it correctly. Keep reading for key dos and don’ts.

Operation Dark Winter, a senior-level war game, simulated how a biological warfare attack would devastate the U.S. Learn what the exercise showed and why it matters more than ever before.

Every year, emergency evacuations force millions of Americans from their homes. Pack a grab and go bag with emergency evacuation must-haves today to prepare.

Baking soda is in most households for baking and as a natural deodorizer. Baking soda can also be used for cleaning, medicinal purposes, and personal hygiene, making it an ideal product for preparedness.

Bean hole cooking is a tradition from the Native Americans that allows you to cook beans in a hole in the ground using only a few ingredients to feed many.

Extreme weather events, social unrest, natural disasters, and military conflicts can interrupt or deplete our food chain for an extended period of time. Having a year’s worth of food will help you survive.