The New Pioneer Winter 2018 10 Common-Sense Tips to Winterize Your Home for Cozy Efficiency Even though Spring is in session, some parts of the country are still feeling the effects of Winter. It's still not too late to winterize your home.
Survivor's Edge Winter 2018 A Look Inside the Global Seed Banks Around the World Designed to keep millions of diverse seeds safe for the future of mankind are the many seed banks scattered across the globe.
Survivor's Edge Winter 2018 Tips and Tricks for Storing Seeds for the Long Haul Saving seeds is central to the ideals of sustainability and food security, making your garden more vulnerable to pests, diseases, and changes in climate
Survivor's Edge VIDEO: How to Self-Rescue if You’ve Fallen Through the Ice Falling through the ice of a frozen lake or pond can be terrifying, but there are a few easy steps you can do to stay alive.
The New Pioneer Winter 2018 DIY Maple Syrup, a Simple Guide to Making Your Own Making maple syrup can be done on a small scale, and one taste of your own maple syrup (hot off the stove) may be enough to get you hooked
Survivor's Edge Winter 2018 Stories of Survival: Helen Klaben Stranded for 49 Days in a Yukon Winter Helen Klaben was a 21-year-old from Brooklyn who’d never seen or done anything. She was afraid of the dark and animals but decided she needed an adventure.
Survivor's Edge Thrive or Die: In a Survival Situation, Is it Safe to Eat Snow? Eat snow or not in a survival situation? On one hand, you're getting much needed hydration, but on the other hand, you're expending much-needed energy.
Survivor's Edge Winter 2018 Trapped: 10 Ways to Keep Your Car from Becoming Your Frozen Tomb Being trapped in your frozen car during a blizzard is a tragic way to die, so make sure you are prepared to fight the odds against a cruel Mother Nature
Survivor's Edge Starting a Survival Fire with a Sandwich Bag If you're stuck out in the middle of nowhere and you are lucky enough to have a sandwich bag on you and some water, fire is not that far away
Survivor's Edge Winter 2018 Feel the Burn: Keeping Your Wood Pile High Throughout the Winter Although heating by wood fire is the original method of fending off winter chill, it seems many would-be enthusiasts don’t know all of what it may entail
VIDEO: Perfect Bow Fishing Shot Nails Silver Carp Out of Midair Bow fishing for silver carp requires quick reaction and steady aim, both of which were on display in this slow-motion catch and reel.
Survivor's Edge Winter 2018 Going Dutch: Dutch Oven Cooking Is Perfect for Times of Strife In a survival situation, Dutch ovens can fry, bake, braise, simmer, sauté, sear, and roast a meal over an open fire or bed of coals
Survivor's Edge Alert: Severe Thunderstorms Warning in the Southeast Strong tornadoes, very large hail, and damaging winds are expected across parts of the Tennessee Valley and Southeast during the late afternoon and evening
Survivor's Edge Winter 2018 Cache for Catastrophe: Hidden Gear Will Help You Survive the Chaos In a SHTF scenario, a hidden caches can provide an excellent resource to help you to get you home while other can be planned and executed to help you thrive.
Survivor’s Edge Spring 2018 Top 10 Epidemics That Remain a Threat to the World Today Ranging from seasonal flu, to the world-wide spread of HIV Aids, outbreaks of epidemics are commonplace throughout the world
American Frontiersman Thriving Big Game Herds Mean Big Harvests for This Season’s Hunters According to the Idaho Fish and Game, through February, 88 percent of fawns and 97 percent of calves are still alive.
Survivor’s Edge Spring 2018 Survival Garden: Creating an Off-Grid Vegetable Garden When food sources have disappeared, food networks from field to table are disrupted, and self-sufficiency is at a premium, a garden will sustain you
Impending Solar Storm May Affect Satellites and Communication A minor solar storm will reach Earth today and could amplify the planet's auroras, making them visible from the northernmost parts of the U.S.