Steve Nubie, Author at Collapse Survival Site

13 Things You Should Never Throw Away

In our consumer culture, people throw things away without thinking about it. But as they say, one man’s trash is another man’s treasure.

In order to survive the collapse, you need to have a survival community that you can count on. Here’s how to build your community.

If you’re new to food storage, a good way to start is by building a 30-day food supply. Here’s what to consider and a list of foods.

If you’re a doomer, it’s time to learn about survival gardening so you can eat after the collapse. This guide will get you started.

If society collapses, hospitals will be overwhelmed or closed, and first aid supplies will be hard to find. Here’s what to stock up on.

After the collapse of society, tap water may become unavailable. Prepare yourself with emergency water storage and purification methods.

If the grid goes down, we’ll need to find alternative ways to communicate with them. Options include ham radios, satellite phones, and more.

Winter is a dangerous time for countless people. As fuel gets expensive and power becomes unreliable, we will need emergency heat sources.

If society breaks down, you’ll have to grow your own food. And to do that, you need to build the ultimate survival seed bank.

After the collapse of society, there are many survival skills we’ll need. Some of these are pioneer skills, and others are more modern.

Home security will be absolutely crucial after the collapse of civilization. Here are some home security measures to put in place now.

Survival cooking will be a crucial skill when the power grid is no longer reliable, and especially after society has collapsed.