Fire, Water, Shelter: A Guide to Modern Bushcraft Skills for Surviving and Enjoying the Great Outdoors

Thrive in the wild with this info-packed and approachable guide to dozens of essential bushcraft skills for surviving and enjoying the great outdoors. In Fire, Water, Shelter, host of Canada TV’s Marshall Bushcraft, outdoor enthusiast Ryan Marshall delivers the fundamentals of traditional bushcraft with clear, concise instructions and full-color photography. It’s the perfect guide for anyone interested in building a solid foundation of outdoor skills, whether you’re looking to spend a weekend in the backcountry or surviving a natural disaster.The art of bushcraft is not just about existing in an outdoor environment but interacting with it in a meaningful way. It’s returning to the basic skills that have kept humans alive for millennia—building fire, constructing a protective shelter, sourcing water, making and using tools, utilizing natural materials, surviving temperature extremes, and more.Learn: Which natural materials are great for fire buildingFire-starting tools for an easy sparkHow to start a fire in the rainWater filtration and sterilization methodsObtaining water from natureThe best lightweight cooking toolsWhat foods to pack for a tripBushcraft tools to put on your pack listTips for dressing and sleeping comfortablyHelpful natural materials and how to find and use themRopes, knots, and hitchesTen camp projects provide additional skills through illustrated step-by-step instructionsCompact and adventure-ready, Fire, Water, Shelter is your guide to flourishing in the great outdoors. Read more