Don’t worry, this post isn’t like the last ten minutes of a wildlife documentary where they tell you that all the lovely animals that you have been enjoying are about to die, and it's your fault. Instead of feeling depressed about the future of these animals, let’s work together to save them.
Category Archives: Bushcraft
How to Make a Swedish Log Stove
The Swedish Log Fire is a safe, resilient way to create the ultimate cooking fire. Whether it's a starry, starry night, or your're mired in rain, wind or snow, the Swedish log is going to cook your dinner like a boss! It couldn't be easier to make and it's a real feather in your camping hacks quiver.
Do Bugs Sleep?
We know what sleep deprivation does to the human mind and body, but is it the same for insects? Do insects need to sleep in order to function? Are bugs even capable of sleep?
How to Light a Fire in the Rain and Snow
There’s nothing worse than being wet and cold, and a fire is the perfect cure. The trouble is, if it’s been raining or snowing, all the firewood and kindling will be soaking. Luckily, there are several solutions, kindly provided by Mother Nature, that will help you to light a fire in inclement weather and have you warm and cozy in no time at all.
7 Scientifically Proven Health Benefits of Ashwagandha
Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) is also known as winter cherry and is one of our primary adaptogens. Adaptogens are medicinal herbs that help us to deal with stress and anxiety—an underlying cause of major disease.
Foraging Cattails and a Pancake Recipe
Cattails are a bounty of good things. Their leaves can be used to weave mats and baskets, the brown seed pods can be used for tinder, and they are edible too.