Saurav Pandey
September 24 2024
Focus on essential skills like fire-making, navigation, and shelter building.
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Pursue degrees in wildlife biology, environmental science, or outdoor leadership.
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Essential for dealing with emergencies in remote areas.
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Gain field experience with NGOs or national parks.
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Join survival challenges or adventure expeditions to build endurance.
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Get certified in wilderness survival, bushcraft, and adventure sports.
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Create videos or blogs showcasing your skills and experiences.
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Explore roles in wildlife documentaries or as a survival guide.
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Engage in endurance and strength training for harsh environments.
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Join survival clubs, attend workshops, and connect with professionals.
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