Outdoor Survival - Williams, Gavin

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Résumé :
Learn Insider Secrets on How to Survive in the Woods! Are you ready for survival in the wilderness? Would you know how to provide shelter, food, and water for you and your loved ones? You may be living a comfortable life right now, but that could soon change... Get Your Copy of 'Outdoor Survival' A natural disaster could wipe out your entire area. Or you might have to escape and find shelter after an attack. In 2020, the coronavirus pandemic shook the world. Also, natural disasters like hurricanes Michael and Sandy have hit the country, killing thousands of people and leaving many more people homeless and injured. And what about the devastating 2018 California wildfires? If that were to happen in your area, would you know how to find: - Shelter - Food, and - Water? This book 'Outdoor Survival: The Ultimate Outdoor Survival Guide for Staying Alive and Surviving In The Wilderness' is all you need. Why You Should Check Out 'Outdoor Survival' This survival handbook is jam-packed with survival tips and tactics like how to hunt, how to set traps, how to make weapons, building an outdoor fireplace, and the best survival foods. In short: you'll learn how to stay alive in the woods. By reading this book you will learn all the outdoor survival skills and hacks you need to warrant long-term survival! Take your survival prepping seriously, NOW. And you can be confident that you (and your loved ones!) will be safe and endure in the wilderness in case of an attack, crisis or doomsday. Here's What You Will Learn: - The Mindset Of A Survivor - How To Prepare Your Survival Kit - How To Make A Base Camp In The Wilderness - How To Find, Purify and Preserve Water - How To Find and Preserve Food - How To Make A Fire - How To Defend Yourself - How To Apply First-Aid - And So Much More! Finally, as a FREE & EXCLUSIVE BONUS, you're also getting the chapter 'Introduction to SHTF Prepping' from my popular book 'SHTF Prepping: The Proven Insider Secrets for Survival, Doomsday and Disaster Preparedness.' TODAY Is The Time For Survival Prepping! If you prepare yourself now, you will know what to do to make it out alive and prosper when others panic. Let's get started, shall we? Take action now! Scroll to the top of this page and click the 'Buy Now' button....

Biographie:
Gavin Williams was born in Pretoria in 1943. He graduated at the University of Stellenbosch, the intellectual cradle of Apartheid, where he was active in the liberal student opposition. As a Rhodes Scholar to Oxford, he wrote his B. Phil. thesis on the political sociology of Western Nigeria. In 2013, he received from Rhodes University a D. Litt. by examination of his published work. He taught sociology at Durham University from 1967 to 1970, and again from 1972 to 1975. He was a research fellow at the University of Sussex and associate at NISER, Ibadan from 1970-1972. He lectured in politics and sociology at St Peter's College, Oxford from 1975 until 2010, when the College elected him Emeritus Fellow. At Oxford University, he has taken an active part in promoting the values of academic freedom and of open ideas. Since 1990, he has been able to teach, research, and examine at several South African universities. Gavin was one of the founding editors of the Review of African Political Economy. His research on Nigerian themes, discussed in this book of essays, extended to political economy, politics, class consciousness, rural inequalities and societies, agricultural policies, economic strategies, the World Bank, and development ideologies. Nigerian perspectives informed his own and his students' research and ideas on places beyond Nigeria. He is currently researching the economic and social histories of wine in South African from the seventeenth to the twenty-first centuries, These encompass wine production, slave relations, slave emancipation, social stratification, free and unfree farm labour, supplies and management of labour, the 'dop' system and foetal alcohol spectrum disorder, market regulations, discourses of modernity, the transformations of the industry, and black economic empowerment. Gavin was awarded the 2014 ASAUK Distinguished Africanist Award 'in recognition of' his 'significant contribution during four decades of research and writing on the political economy of Africa' and 'leadership in the field of African studies and his inspiring role as a teacher and research supervisor.' He takes great pride that his graduate students have dedicated five of their books to him (with others)....