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In the light of the current worldwide war conflicts, intensifying natural disasters, climate change, food supplies chains misfunctioning and the growing limitations of our freedoms it is crucial for every adult and child to be trained how to survive, navigate and help others in critical conditions when necessities and comforts of everyday life are gone. Being able to stay warm, fed, hydrated and know how to use nature remedies for your first aid needs are lifesaving skills!
Where?
Bear Creek Resort Montana is ideal place to learn and practice survival skills!
Who?
Mike Lowe of the hit History Channel TV Show, Alone Season 2, 2016 has been teaching survival skills professionally since 1980 as a survival instructor for the U.S. Air Force. In 1988 he launched the Wilderness Way Adventure Survival School of his own. Mike holds an AA in Wilderness Survival, and AA in Search and Rescue. He is a Rescue 3 Internationally certified Swift Water and Technical Rope Rescue technician and instructor as well as a certified Wilderness First Responder. In 2016 he was a participant on the History Channel’s hit series Alone Season 2.
Featured classes:
July 21-25
Wilderness Survival Basics Family Class, 3 days class
This course is a hands-on introduction to the skills and knowledge necessary to live through a short-term survival situation. If you have the survival skills and experience to survive at least 72 hours, then you have a much greater chance to find your way out to a better situation.
Topics will include essential survival gear, survival priorities, and most importantly, how to maintain an upright mind.
You will learn these crucial survival skills:
Upcoming class June 24-27
Wild Woman 4 days class
In this unique program, foragers will learn:
Human uses of plants and trees for food, tools and medicine.
Basics of gardening, orchard planting, canning and preserving food. (optional)
Making tools in bone, stone and wood, fishing nets. (optional)
Plants found across North America will be highlighted while incredible gifts of localized herbs will also be discussed. Each student will take home harvested plants, hand made remedies.