Believe it or not, the coastline of the United states is regularly battered by hurricanes – about five on the average – every 3 years. The fact of the matter is that hurricanes do bring lots of winds – some … Continue reading →
Sponsored by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), National Preparedness Month encourages Americans to take steps to prepare for emergencies in their homes, businesses, schools, and communities. Throughout the month of September thousands of organizations – national, regional, and local … Continue reading →
With Hurricane Dorian poised to hit the east coast of Florida in the next couple of days, perhaps it’s appropriate to talk about hurricane preparedness. With meteorologists forecasting a very active hurricane season, you may want to learn how to … Continue reading →
An emergency, particularly natural calamities and life-threatening accidents can leave normal and able people helpless. But, what about folks that are bound to a wheelchair or aging and something like a hurricane Katrina start blasting your home? Emergencies are like … Continue reading →
Having a bug out plan is one thing, but having to put it into action is another. Everything looks different when emotions are heightened and the possibility that your life could be at stake enters the picture. It can be … Continue reading →
While I enjoy writing about all the great survival gadgets, equipment or tools you can buy these days, they aren’t necessarily the most important essentials needed. If you have all the tools but are starving you won’t have the mental … Continue reading →
Survivalists may sound like doomsday prophets when they talk about TEOTWAWKI (the end of the world as we know it) and some may call them paranoid when they discuss tips on urban survival. However, a comprehensive view of the past … Continue reading →
Preparedness planning is not only be useful in a disaster, but can also enrich your daily life. Increasing your situational awareness will help you see more potential threats… but can also cause you to see more beauty all around you … Continue reading →
Dehydrated food supplies are always a part of the food storage supplies for people who are preparing for disasters and calamities. Dehydrated food for storage especially in preparation for disasters and calamities need to have long shelf life. With dehydrated … Continue reading →
With all the threats of war and financial collapse, there’s another disastrous threat that needs to be addressed – global health threats. If war or a natural disaster doesn’t get us, a devastating disease might. The AIDS epidemic, the Black … Continue reading →
