Zion Wilderness Survival School

• 5 Things You Need to Know Today: Oct. 31
  That means you have plenty of time to replenish your candy stash (now that you've eaten most of it as part of your winter storm survival plan.) PS: It's your last chance to enter our Little Pumpkin Patch Creative Costume Challenge. …
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• New This Week in Video Games 10-31-11

  Be prepared to face non-stop challenges and the ride of a lifetime through the daunting Alaskan wilderness in an effort to complete a mysterious mission Hydrophobia Prophecy – (PSN) – Hydrophobia: Prophecy is the ultimate version of this chilling … See all stories on this topic »

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• Survival was a way of life for man isolated in Alaska
  He truly was alone in the wilderness. Proenneke set out to live at Twin Lakes for 12 months. He ended up staying 30 years. Can you imagine living every day without conveniences like electricity, heat and plumbing? What about having no grocery stores …
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• Alaska youths learn to build a fire, other survivalist skills
  The most essential piece of knowledge when faced with an emergency in Alaska's wilderness in winter is how to keep warm. Gustafson passed that key survival technique — how to build a fire — on to about 20 youths on a chilly afternoon Oct. 22. …
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• Take time in fall to ensure bulbs survive winter
  Part of garden cleanup also includes digging tender bulbs, tubers, corms and rhizomes and putting them in proper storage, as our Colorado winter temperatures are too cold for their survival. Often, what was planted in the spring will have multiplied …
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• Let's chat about the birds and the bees…and bears
  That fall reserve they are building up so heavily at the moment will mean winter survival or not. But, back to the bees. Honeybees are not native to North America. They were brought here and kept in hives by European settlers as this was their sole …
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• Zombies a success for teens
  Jonathon Aiken, David Jackson and Rich Wisker, all 14, wrote, filmed, acted in and edited the three-and-a-half minute film Zombie Survival Guide before sending it to the judges at the 45th Co-operative Film Festival in Bradford, West Yorkshire. …
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• Time for drivers to prepare for winter
  To be fully equipped for winter drivers should put together a survival kit, which could include items you could find at your local hardware store. It doesn't hurt to have extra coats and sweaters in your car. Having a blanket and first-aid kit in the …
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• Bear Grylls once again pits his survival skills against nature
  WILD, follow Bear as he faces obstacles that push him to his limits in the wilderness and endures the most intense journeys with some of the harshest conditions possible. From scaling towering escarpments in the Malaysian archipelago and traversing a …
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• Blacks Leisure still in red, mulls funding options
  (Reuters) – Outdoor goods retailer Blacks Leisure Group Plc, which is undergoing a major restructuring under a new management, is evaluating all kinds of funding options as it braces for challenges ahead of Christmas. The company, which sells products …
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