Events
Basic Map and Compass Navigation Class
Come learn basic navigation skills using a map and compass to find your way. Join us for a session on basic map reading skills. Learn about features on a topographic map and how to use one in a backcountry navigation. Class includes: Introduction Compass Types Compass...
CPR and First AID/AED
CPR & First Aid/AED is a classroom, video-based instructor led course that teaches students critical skills needed to respond to and manage a first aid, choking or sudden cardiac arrest emergency in the first few minutes until emergency medical services can...
Cordage and Knots
Cordage — that is, thread, string, or rope – is all but indispensable in a survival situation. It can be used for (among other things) bowstrings, fishing lines, trap triggers, snares, and lashings. Most people would likely despair if forced to make their own rope or...
Water Purification
One of your top priorities is to locate a water source in any survival situation. It’s important to always remember rules of 3’s you can live three minutes without air, three hours before hyperthermia takes over, three days without water and three weeks without food....
Trap and Snares
Since food ranks third on the basic survival skills priorities list, one shouldn’t start looking for food source until a good water source, and adequate shelter is located. Although you can live three weeks without food, you will need an appropriate amount of calories...
Fire Making Skills Course
Fire is essential to survival. You must learn the basic structure of building a fire. The fire triangle is considered when trying to create a fire. To produce a fire one needs 1. Fuel 2. Heat and 3. Oxygen. Building a fire can be crucial for warmth, protection,...
Wilderness Survival Weekend
The wilderness survival weekend course provides the four technical elements to survive in a wilderness situation. KOR teaches Shelters, fire making skills, purifying water/cooking, snares and locating wild edible plants and essential survival knots. This program is a...