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The skill of locating, identifying, and purifying water sources in a wilderness setting, which is crucial for hydration and survival.

The ability to tie a variety of knots that hold securely under differing conditions, such as the bowline, square knot, and clove hitch.

Basic techniques and strategies for protecting oneself from wild animals or potential threats from other people.

The ability to recognize and assess environmental dangers, such as poisonous plants, risky terrain, and dangerous wildlife.

Techniques for safely navigating streams, rivers, and other bodies of water, which may involve wading, swimming, or building rafts.

The methods used to find one's way in the wilderness without the aid of GPS, such as map reading, compass use, and interpreting natural signs.

The technique of igniting a flame using basic tools and materials for warmth, cooking, and signaling for help.

Maintaining mental and emotional strength in the face of adversity, stress, and the unknown aspects of survival situations.

Adjusting survival techniques to suit different environmental conditions such as extreme heat, cold, wind, or rain.

The skill of safely identifying and harvesting edible plants, insects, and other natural food sources.

Knowledge of plant species that can be used for food or medicinal purposes in the wild.

The ability to create a protective structure using natural materials found in the environment to shield oneself from the elements.

A set of medical practices to address minor injuries or illnesses, including wound care, splinting, and recognizing signs of distress.

Constructing simple devices to capture game for food using materials found in nature, ensuring compliance with local hunting laws.