Latest about Bushcraft & Survival
You must learn how to signal a helicopter, say rescuers who saved Colorado hunter
Helicopters were circling above the man, who spent a night lost in the backcountry, but he didn't know what to do
How to triangulate: to find your location in any terrain
Learning how to triangulate is vital for safe and efficient backcountry navigation. Our simple, step-by-step guide shows you how it’s done
What are Ordnance Survey maps? Plus, their history, future and main competitor
What are Ordnance Survey maps? We delve into the great British institution of the Ordnance Survey, taking a look at its maps, history, future and its main competitor, Harvey
How to read a map: find your way in the great outdoors
Knowing how to read a map is crucial for staying safe and enjoying the outdoors, whether you’re heading for well-known trails or setting out into the wilderness
What are grid references? The traditional way of describing your location
What are grid references? Learn what a grid reference is and how to read one to describe your approximate location on a topographical map
How to season wood: get your firewood in ship shape for camping season
Our tips on how to season wood so that your logs reach the optimum condition for your stoves and for clean and consistent campfires
Mud season: a survival guide
Check out our favorite outdoor activities for mud season to help keep you sane during the spring thaw
What are contour lines on a map? Plus, how to use them and their origins
What are contour lines on a map? We journey to the origin of contour lines, explaining what they are and how you can use them to sharpen your navigation
