Evacuation
Evacuation or bugging out might be the best move when disaster strikes or a threat is imminent. Learn when and how to evacuate and how to be prepared for evacuation.
Evacuation is the process of removing people from an area of danger, usually due to a natural disaster, military conflict, or other emergency. It is necessary when an area is unsafe due to a threat that cannot be contained and poses a serious risk to life and property.
Surviving A Flood
Surviving A Flood
August 10, 2016
When flood conditions are present, you’ll want to rely on your evacuation plan to get you to a point of safety. While monitoring weather conditions, determine what triggering event will cause you to implement your plan. Will it be the issuing of a flood warning, or will you leave whenever a watch is announced?
Read ArticleDealing with the Aftermath of a Hurricane
Dealing with the Aftermath of a Hurricane
November 7, 2017
Despite the advanced warning you may receive, once one hits your area you may be pretty shaken up. Assuming the hurricane wasn't a category five, a good preparedness plan will lessen the severity of care needed after the hurricane passes.
Read ArticleDealing with the Aftermath of a Tornado
Dealing with the Aftermath of a Tornado
October 25, 2017
The first thing you should do in the wake of a tornado is address any injuries. If you know of someone that injured call 911 and then tend to them immediately.
Read ArticleOil Spills: Deadly to Animals, Humans, and the Environment
Oil Spills: Deadly to Animals, Humans, and the Environment
June 10, 2017
Unlike most natural disasters, no one can predict this man made disaster. A lot of people think, just because an oil spill happens far out in the ocean that it doesn’t affect much of the human race. That is incorrect.
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