Home > Blog > Mount Aconcagua Trip Review January 2016 This year we had a team of twelve clients from four different countries – Iran, Ireland, England, South Africa and …

My first official survival class was when I was 17. At that point, I was just out of High School where I was constantly looking out the window in class …

Roger Bonnet with Rosetta model Credit: ESA Editor’s note: Dr Roger Bonnet was ESA’s Director of Scientific Programmes from 1983-2001. When I think of ESOC, I remember without doubt seeing …

So, you’re thinking about your first bungee jump but you’re feeling a little nervous? Lucky for you, you’ve discovered Skypark Normandie – the premier bungee jumping destination in France. We …

Climbing Calendar Ready for World Mountain Day In celebration of World Mountain Day, we’ve created a calendar for the year to make it easy for you to plan your next …

Many of you know that I just completed the police academy. I graduated as the class honor grad, and was considering giving myself a pistol to commemorate the occasion. One …

We are no longer accepting submissions. View the selected and published essays, here. The War Prevention Initiative (WPI) is seeking submissions for an essay “un-contest” on peaceful elections. At the …

Children are naturally curious and often absorb information like sponges. Instead of shielding them from the concept of emergencies, we can empower them by teaching them how to react. Survival …

A survival plan on paper, no matter how comprehensive, is just words until it’s put into practice. In the stressful, adrenaline-fueled moments of an actual emergency, the brain’s ability to …

When we talk about self-defense in a survival context, we’re not discussing winning a trophy or mastering complex forms. Instead, it’s about minimizing risk, creating opportunities for escape, and, if …