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As soon as we hear "survival" fly by, we either think about "Lord of the flies" or someone LARP'ing around in the woods, but what about Urban survival?!
See, with the general amount, size and diversity of forests on the decline (at least here in Western Europe), survival in said settings isn't as feasible as it would be in the ever-growing and expanding cities, right?
You can tell me if I'm wrong, but I think I'd do better dumpster diving around the city, than I'd do trying to hunt or gather something in- or from a forest, and you?
Especially amongst preppers there's a large part that at least to some degree have a forest involved in their plans, and yes, this dives into another topic, or scenario or whatever the hell its called, but the question remains the same; why do so many people rely on forests, be it to a large or a small degree, when many barely even make it into one at all, let alone for extended periods of time?
Maybe - I'm pretty darn sure, actually - it has to do with our past, we still carry the genes of our hunter-gatherer ancestors in us, and they lived in said forests, only back then it was actually feasible to do so.
When will there be a shift towards survival into our day-to-day habitat of steel and concrete, and away from our past habitat of fields and forests?
I'm especially interested in @Turnspit_Dog his take on this, ohh you bet I am, fellow Stackie.