Attention Outdoor Enthusiasts, Outdoor Workers
and Wilderness Adventure Travellers:

Discover what a seasoned expert with 30+ years of outdoor and wilderness experience will tell you about surviving the wilderness ...

So That You Don't Need To
Do First Aid and Use Survival Techniques on Your Next
Wilderness Adventure

Dear outdoor enthusiast, outdoor worker and wilderness adventure traveller:

It is a great day when you play or work in the outdoors and travel through wilderness and remote areas. And it is an even better day when you don't have to do first aid and use survival skills.

When you adopt a prevention mindset and follow a preparation approach you now have a blueprint to follow to avoid illness and injury.

However, if you become ill or injured the same blueprint will guide your decisions.

Knowing how to prevent illness and injury, and to prepare for a safer wilderness adventure are just as useful when you deal with an emergency situation, administer first aid, use basic survival skills and determine whether you evacuate to help or ask for help to come to you.

If you’re like 1000s of people I've touched over the years you're probably experiencing hesitation in how to deal with outdoor first aid and safety issues, first aid emergencies, how to survive in the wilderness, and how to pack a helpful outdoor first aid kit.

If you would like to know how to prepare for first aid emergencies, identify first aid kit content, learn about basic wilderness survival techniques, write your own wilderness survival guide and first aid guide and most importantly, follow an “anticipate and care” mindset before, during and after an outdoor trip so as to prevent doing first aid and using survival skills in the first place, then the eBook offered below will be the most important purchase you'll ever read.

My name is Steve Hobbs and for the last 30+ years I have been involved in playing and working in wilderness, remote and outdoor settings.

During that time I have worked in forestry camps fighting forest fires and led ten-day whitewater canoe trips for youth on northern lakes and rivers of Ontario, Canada.

I’ve been a whitewater rafting guide trip leader for 21 summers, sharing the majesty of the Canadian Rocky Mountains with people from all over the world.

I was a Wilderness Remote First Aid Instructor Trainer for the Canadian Red Cross (CRS) for 20+ years. I was the one who instructed instructor trainers to instruct instructors to instruct people like you. During this time, I edited the CRS wilderness remote first aid book used by instructors and participants.

In support of my rafting and first aid instruction I put to use the adult learning techniques I gathered through my continued university studies including obtaining my doctorate in adult education. And I have been a workplace trainer, teacher, coach and consultant involved in learning and development, leadership and management, and knowledge-skill validation.

More importantly, of the 1000s of people I took into the outdoors I brought everyone back safe and sound. Yes, there were some bumps and bruises, small cuts – but it means they were enjoying themselves.

And because of my experiences and the questions asked by my participants, I decided to create this website to share my practical ideas and those of my many friends whose expertise I have relied on over the years ... so you can develop your own bush survival guide that includes a first aid guide.

This website was developed to help you to NOT have to do first aid and use survival skills while enjoying the activity you are involved in no matter the season, no matter the place.

However, if you were to do first aid and use your survival skills then this site can help you as well.

If you would like to discover the simple
ideas to guide you in a safer outdoor trip
You will need to…

You are literally 2 minutes away
from changing your life...

Inside "103 Simple and Practical First Aid and Survival Tips, Tools and Techniques for Surviving the Wilderness" you are about to discover:

• The Five Steps of Involvement that bring understanding to the group on how to work together in the outdoors and to deal with emergency situations should they arise
• The importance of a prevention mindset to your involvement in the outdoors
• The suggested course and workshops you should take before playing and working in the outdoors
• The simple format for debriefing a group of participants after an emergency situation
• The importance of message clarity and consistency whenever travelling with others and when dealing with those who are ill/injured
• The Situation Approach to an emergency situation I used for 20+ years of instruction and that saved me many times when dealing with people who are ill/injured
• The importance of risk management and decision making to every trip you take
• The variables to consider when preparing your trip including the importance of writing your own bush survival and first aid guide
• Several prevention and preparation acronyms to remind you of what to think about before the trip and what to do on the trip
• The critical need to adopt an ‘anticipate and care’ prevention mindset in combination with a ‘react and cure’ preparation approach
• The need to remember where you saw the last phone as you went into the outdoors
• Simple techniques to stay alert when travelling
• A suggestion of how your first aid/survival kit can be distributed across all participants in the group so as to lighten your load
• The basic content of a first aid/survival kit
• The importance of assigning roles such as leader, manager and steward to people should an emergency arise
• Several hand reminders to keep you focused on how best to assist yourself and those you are helping
• The importance of keeping your clothes on you and the clothes of the ill/injured on them
• Suggestions on how to lift safely
• The eight mechanisms of injury you can use to think through how to prevent likely illness/injury for the outdoor activity and if someone is ill/injured how to figure out their chief complaint
• The magic of 3 when it comes to shelter, water and food
• The importance of staying found when lost and dealing with ill/injured
• The importance of a whistle to alert people to your location and type of assistance you need.

And much, much more …

Here's how this information has dramatically
helped the lives of many other wonderful
people like you...

It could take you 5+ years and $26,900.00 invested in research to learn
even a portion of what is included in this powerful guide!

-or-

You could hire me or a trained consultant at $250/hr over
a weekend to scratch the surface of what is detailed in my eBook.

-or-

For a limited time you can download
"103 Simple and Practical First Aid and Survival Tips, Tools
and Techniques for Surviving the Wilderness"
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*NOTE*

	The next 27 people to download "103 Simple and Practical First Aid and Survival Tips, Tools and Techniques for Surviving the Wilderness" will also receive the following “MUST-HAVE” additional bonuses:
	The Importance of Drinking Water  This essential 2-page handout will provide you with 7 Drinking Water Tips to Prevent Energy Loss and Dehydration – the body requires water to sustain activity and alertness and to keep blood flowing; when water is reduced illness and injury possibilities increase. This handout is valued at over $3.95 and will soon be sold separately as part of a series … it is yours free.
	Simple Risk-Prevention Decision Making Handout  This essential 4-page handout will provide simple and clear insights to help you make informed decisions balancing risk-prevention with activity involvement. This handout is valued at over $7.95 and will soon be sold separately … it is yours free.
	Building a Super Shelter  This essential 2-page handout will provide simple and clear directions for building a Super Shelter using clear plastic sheeting, a space blanket and some duct tape, keeping you warm through the night when using a hunter fire. This handout is valued at over $5.95 and will soon be sold separately as part of a series … it is yours free.

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You deserve to travel safely in
the outdoors; now it is time
to take action!

Here’s to your safer involvement in the outdoors and wilderness as you travel with “anticipate and care’ always and in all ways in your thoughts and at your fingertips …

From one outdoor enthusiast to another, enjoy your journey

P.S. … I encourage you to visit this site often. New tips, tools and techniques for you to develop your own bush survival guide and first aid guide for surviving the wilderness will be added each month. Remember, it is your prevention mindset and preparation approach that can make or break your next outdoor trip. Buy the eBook "103 Simple and Practical First Aid and Survival Tips, Tools and Techniques for Surviving the Wilderness" and read it before every outdoor trip.