Prepare

Preparation (Prepping) is the key to handling and surviving any emergency situation. Being prepared is a combination of foresight, ample supplies and knowledge & skills.

House Fire Preparedness

February 14, 2016
House Fires can spread quickly, and within minutes a home can be engulfed in flames. In the United States, approximately 2,500 people die annually in house fires, and another 12,600 are injured.

How to be Prepared for an Earthquake

April 17, 2017
Earthquakes occur when a sudden eruption of energy in the Earths Crust and causes the perceptive shaking of the Earths’ surface, also known as seismic waves.

Protecting Your Property Against Wildfires

July 29, 2022
As the climate is changing, wildfires are becoming increasingly more common these days. These devastating flames have impacted millions of people and properties. While wildfires cannot be avoided entirely, safeguarding your property and home can help reduce the potential damage.

Hazards of Snowstorms

January 12, 2023
Snowstorms often lead to disaster and quickly become dangerous, causing personal injuries, frostbites, hypothermia, and in severe cases, death. Accumulated snow and ice can cause road blockages, trapping residents indoors and causing car accidents. The list of what could go wrong during a snowstorm is endless.

Preparing for Economic Collapse

January 10, 2023
Economic distress comes and goes, some bouts are felt harder than others. However, no matter the number of experiences one has with it, just hearing the word "recession" or "economic collapse" can cause the hair on the back of your neck to stand up.

Preventing Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

September 7, 2022
Most people automatically reach for a generator, candle, or fireplace when the electricity goes out. All of which can result in carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning if not used properly. Due to a broken gas line or some unforeseen circumstance, it occasionally occurs even while the electricity is on.

Fragility: The Preparedness Catalyst

August 26, 2022
Our existence is based on a delicate balance of systems working together harmoniously. Combine that thought with the fact that the only constant is change, and you have an awareness of fragility.

Prepping without Fear or Anxiety

August 16, 2021
The prepper life is never easy. While everyone else is living life with reckless abandon, you can’t afford that luxury. You are busy trying to remember all the ways to tie a rope, your evacuation plan, or save water in the case that some disaster is bound to happen.

Holiday Anti-Theft Measures

November 30, 2021
Tis the Season... for Burglars! The end of year holiday season brings increased reports of home break-ins and theft. Learn what you can do to decrease the chances of it happening to you.

How to be Prepared for a Tornado

May 19, 2017
Tornadoes can occur with little to no warning and can be massively destructive in a short period of time. You can increase your chances of surviving a Tornado with some preparation.

Wealthy Preppers Survival of the Rich

July 23, 2026
Wealthy preppers spend millions on bunkers, private islands, and foreign passports. See what the ultra-rich fear most, and how to prep on any budget.

When the Ground Lies to You

June 27, 2026
The June 2026 Venezuela doublet earthquake exposes how unprepared US regions like New Madrid and Cascadia really are. Learn the risks and how to prepare.

From Panic to Preparedness 2020 to 2026

June 17, 2026
Discover how everyday people became preppers between 2020 and 2026, from pandemic shortages to economic uncertainty and global conflict driven disruptions.

What the Doomsday Clock’s Shift Means for Preppers in 2025

January 28, 2025
As of January 28, 2025, the Doomsday Clock is 89 seconds to midnight, citing nuclear threats, climate change, and AI risks as critical global concerns.

Frostbite: Causes, Symptoms, and Prevention

December 14, 2024
Frostbite commonly occurs in extremely cold conditions, particularly when temperatures drop below freezing. Prolonged exposure to these low temperatures significantly raises the risk of developing frostbite.

Motorcycles | Preparing for an Accident

August 1, 2024
Since the inception of automobiles, accidents have always been present in history. Once the creation of Motorcycles were introduced, the possibility for more disastrous accidents rose, and have persisted into today.

Spiders: Understanding, Identifying, and Staying Safe

February 17, 2024
Spiders are fascinating creatures that can be found almost anywhere on our planet. While many people fear spiders, understanding them can help alleviate anxieties and ensure safety.

20 Tips for Solo Camping Preparedness

February 6, 2024
Camping is an exciting and adventurous activity, and it can be even more thrilling when you venture out alone. However, for solo campers, especially solo women campers, it's crucial to prioritize safety and preparedness to ensure a positive and secure camping experience.

The 10 Essentials for the Wilderness

January 23, 2024
The concept of the "10 Essentials" for outdoor activities, particularly hiking and camping, has a long history and has evolved over time.

Rattlesnake Preparedness 101

January 11, 2024
Every year, approximately 8,000 people and 150,000 dogs fall victim to rattlesnake bites.

Preparing for Snow Challenges Across Winter States

January 2, 2024
Winter can be a magical season, blanketing landscapes in a serene layer of snow. However, for some states in the United States, winter takes a more challenging turn, unleashing powerful snowstorms that can pose risks to both life and property.

Preparing for Economic Concerns

November 2, 2023
In times of economic uncertainty, the responsibility of an educated prepper becomes paramount. The fragility of financial systems and the unpredictable nature of markets call for individuals to take proactive measures to protect themselves and their loved ones.

Places at Risk of Hurricanes

July 27, 2022
The Atlantic Hurricane Season can be a devastating one. The southeast United States, Caribbean, Bahamas, and other Atlantic regions are especially prone to hurricanes.

Hazards of Hurricanes

July 11, 2022
Hurricanes are bad enough on their own. Unfortunately, they don’t come alone. There are several subsequent hazards that come along with them like: Storm Surges, Tornadoes, inland flooding, and more. Preparing for these hazards will make all the difference when you find yourself faced with a hurricane.

Preparing for Disaster Scenarios

November 9, 2021
As I started making my preparedness plan, I quickly realized it was more like plans. Although there are many factors that need to be addressed for almost every scenario, there are also many unique factors for individual situations that need to be considered.