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Essential guide to survival in the wilderness with nothing

Develop the only real security in an insecure world, with tried and tested survival skills and real connection to nature


Develop the only real security in an insecure world, with tried and tested survival skills and real connection to nature


What Will I Learn?

  • Completion of this course will give you the essential information for wilderness survival. You will know the survival basics, shelter, water, fire food and be introduced to nature awareness. You will feel self-reliant and be well on your way to connecting with nature. We recommend a good deal of practice in the out doors to be able to rely solely on these skills. More courses are on the way to deepen your skills and connection.


 
Requirements


  • There is no previous experience needed. You will however want access to the outdoors to try all your new found skills out in.


 
Description

The essential guide to survival in the wilderness will teach you life saving skills for outdoor survival. Just by viewing the lecture survival priorities you stand a 50% greater chance of survival, we have set it as a free lecture so this information is available to any one.

The course will inspire you to spend time outdoors and begin to learn natures secrets. With practice your experience of being outdoors will be changed forever as you feel confident connected and part of nature.

This course is based on 19 years of teaching experience, over which time Thomas has taught thousands of students and helped to establish 10 other schools teaching these skills, The course aims to give you a feeling of one to one instruction on these basic survival subjects. Shelter, water, fire, food, and an introduction to nature awareness subjects such as Tracking and natural movement or stalking. There is a large emphasis on wild edible and medicinal plants and trees also covering some of their utilitarian uses.

The course we hope will inspire life long learning in the outdoors. The material presented is usually taught over a weekend and that is quite an intense experience. We recommend watching the lectures on a particular subject and then spending some time out doors trying out the skills or downloading it to your mobile device and watching it out in nature!

There are over three and a half hours of lectures though we recommend you take your time with each subject. You will find there is enough information to keep you going with your own experiments for years.

 
Who is the target audience?

  • These skills have been passed down from our ancestors and are suitable for all inhabitants of planet Earth. We recommend this course for students from 11 years to 99. We have taught these skills to people from 4 years old to 74.


 

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