Urban Survival Site

14 Ways To Get Kids Interested in Preparedness

If you want your kids to be self-reliant in a disaster scenario, now is the time to foster an interest in emergency preparedness.

If you’re off the grid or in a survival scenario where medical help isn’t available, you need to know how to treat a broken bone.

Here are some supplies you’ll need for a blackout along with a brief overview of the actions you’ll want to take.

We can’t stop inflation, but there’s a lot we can do to prepare for it. Mostly, that means cutting our expenses.

Bugs are an obscure survival food that most people shy away from. However, they can be a great source of protein and nutrients.

These are the most common injuries people get in natural disasters and how to treat them with basic first aid until you can get help.

The Salvation Army is a great source for a wide variety of things, especially if you’re looking for prepping items and emergency supplies.

Medications are often overlooked when people build their bug out bags, but they could make or break your bug out plan.

Baking soda is cheap, has a long shelf-life, and has dozens of household and survival uses, making it a great item to stock up on.

A basic smartphone has enough memory to store thousands of survival books and other related documents that could literally save your life.