
Getting lost or stranded in the wilderness is serious business, and you need to make sound decisions to give yourself the best chance at
survival. It also helps to know some basic wilderness survival skills. To make sure you're safe from the elements, you'll need to know
how to build a shelter. To provide you with an opportunity to cook food, boil
water and
send a rescue signal, you should learn
how to build a fire without a match or lighter. The other crucial component to survival is
finding water in the wild. People can
live without food for up to a month, but water is necessary to keep us alive.
But just because you can live without food doesn't mean you should. Going without food will leave you weak and apt to make poor decisions, which could endanger your life. Being able to identify edible plants in the wilderness is a good skill to have under your belt. The problem is, there are more than 700 varieties of poisonous plant in the
United States and
Canada alone, so unless you have a book that clearly identifies edible species, it's nearly impossible to determine whether or not a plant will make you sick with absolute certainty.
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