Living in the wilderness

It's possible to live in the woods for years, and do so comfortably, but you'll have to have your act together. Learn how to pull it off here. #wilderness #survival

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Bushcraft is an ancient practice that allows us to use nature’s resources to build shelters, find food and water, identify plants and animals, and develop a unique connection with the natural environment. It’s a way of living off the land that has been around for generations—and one that can still be used today.

As we confront the reality of COVID-19, the idea of living self-sufficiently in the woods, far from crowds and grocery stores, doesn't sound so bad. Lynx Vilden has been doing just that for decades, while teaching others how to live primitively, too.

Knowing how to make a proper primitive shelter in the wild can keep you alive and a lot more comfortable in a survival situation. #shelter #primitive #survival #bushcraft #wildernesssurvival

Russian photographer Danila Tkachenko traveled through Russia and Ukraine in search of hermits living in self-imposed exile, far away from any city or village. His 'Escape' photo series shows us the faces of these men, who have forfeited their social identities by withdrawing from society.

Photographer Antoine Bruy has a new body of work, Scrublands, that looks at the pull of isolation. What is it that compels human beings to move away from the pack, to live off the grid and lose track of time. His images capture a tangible sense of returning to the wild and to places of simplicity and of