The survival priorities from lesson 2 are a default, built around the kind of trouble people meet in temperate hills. Take them somewhere else and the order shifts. In a hot desert the thing that kills fastest is heat and the water it drains from you. In snow it is wind and the loss of insulation. In rainforest you will rarely be short of water, but you may be crippled…
In this lesson
Desert priorities: shade, stillness and water
The mistakes people really make
Cold and arctic priorities: shelter, insulation and the COLD principle
Jungle priorities: off the ground, feet and infection
Coastal and sea priorities: the tide and the boat
On the shore
At sea
What the four have in common
Check yourself
Key points
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