Craig Caudill, Director of the Nature Reliance School and author of Extreme Wilderness Survival and Ultimate Wilderness Gear, will return to the Marshall County Public Library at Benton on Monday, May 7, for a Disaster Readiness and Preparedness program.
The workshop will cover the mindset, skills, techniques, and gear needed to deal with natural and man-made disasters. The goal is to give participants the ability to proactively take care of their needs rather than being reactionary under the stress of a disaster-related event.
“We are excited to have Craig come back to the library for another program,” said Lenisa Jones, branch manager of the Marshall County Public Library at Benton. “We’ve had him come out twice before – once for a survival workshop and again for a program on edible plants – and both were very informative and well-attended. Craig knows a lot about nature and survival, and he’s great at communicating what he knows.”
Caudill is a frequent contributor to TV outlets including Kentucky Afield, Kentucky Life, Tim Farmer’s Country Kitchen, area news shows, blog sites, and magazines, and is a popular educator on his YouTube channel. The program will be held at 5:00 p.m. and will be free and open to the public. For more information on this program and other events taking place at the Marshall County Public Library, visit www.marshallcolibrary.org.