Wilderness Survival Course

Join us Saturday August 28th for our 1 Day Wilderness Survival Course!

Fundamental topics covered:

  1. Shelter
  2. Water
  3. Fire
  4. Food

A. Primitive Navigation

B. Knife Skills

C. Search & Rescue (SAR)

D. Essential Kit

Date: Saturday August 28, 2021

Location: Fort Whyte Alive

Time: 9:30am – 5pm

Cost: $150/Person

Participants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent and/or guardian.

Registration limited to 25 participants.

Registration and payment (e-transfer) must be received by Monday August 23, 2021.

To register, please e-mail: MapleLeafSurvival@gmail.com

2017 Winter Courses

     February 25, 2017 

  • Igloo Building Seminar at Fort Whyte Alive

     February 18, 2017

  • Winter Survival Course at Whitemouth Recreation Centre

     February 3 – 5, 2017

  • Winter Survival & Igloo Course in Fisher River Cree Nation (Private Course)

     January 29, 2017

  • Winter Survival Course at Fort Whyte Alive

     January 26, 2017

  • Winter Survival Course at Fort Whyte Alive (Private Course)

     November 25, 2016

  • Winter Survival Course at Fort Whyte Alive (Private Course)

Tiny Explorers x Maple Leaf Survival™

Written by: Tiny Explorers

LAST SATURDAY, I EMBARKED ON A WILDERNESS SURVIVAL CLINIC HOSTED BY MAPLE LEAF SURVIVAL AT FORT WHYTE ALIVE.
It was an incredible day filled with only the most important information needed in a survival situation.
Personally, having taken a Winter Survival Course with MLS in the past, I love their no frills way of survival. Some of the biggest current trends are Bush Crafting and Living off the land and one has to look no further than reality TV to see this.
However the everyday person going for a day hike isn’t going to know how to craft their own survival items, nor would you want to if you’re in trouble. MLS taught us how to be creative when considering the right shelter to build for the situation, how to handle knives, navigate, build fire, handle water and what to expect from search and rescue.
The most important thing they taught us, in my opinion, was how to plan ahead to avoid these situations or at least make them easier should we ever find ourselves lost in the wild. What to pack, how to pack it as efficiently as possible, who to contact and how to signal Search and Rescue when the time comes.
I would love to delve deeper into all of these tips and tricks however I think the most important thing I could talk about is the confidence gained from clinics such as these.
As Tiny Explorers, we love the outdoors and most importantly hiking. Having done many so far we can attest to the fact that no matter how good you may be or how many times you may have done a specific trail there will always be an opportunity to get lost. Having the tools, knowledge and confidence to be able to handle oneself in any situation is what makes the outdoors so much more enjoyable.
NO MATTER WHERE YOU RESIDE IN THE WORLD I RECOMMEND YOU LOOK FOR PROGRAMS THAT CAN TEACH YOU THE BASIC SURVIVAL SKILLS NECESSARY IN THE WILD. IT’S INTERESTING, CHALLENGING AND ABOVE ALL A FUN EXPERIENCE TO LEARN WITH OTHER LIKE MINDED PEOPLE!

Survival Seminar @ Cabelas

Join us September 10th, 2016 for a Survival Seminar at Cabelas.

Topics covered:

  1. Shelter
  2. Water
  3. Fire
  4. Food

A.  Knife Skills

B.  Primitive Navigation

C.  Search & Rescue

D.  Essential Kit

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Cost $30

Time 1pm – 3pm


 

Participants will receive a discount on their next Cabelas purchase.

We will be giving away 10 tickets to the advanced screening of the new movie Deepwater Horizon.

Contact us to register!