The workshop will be taught by Chris Anderson, a seasonal forest ranger at Mount Rainier National Park in Washington.
Most people assume they can survive during a crisis by using what they already have in their homes.
Considering a relatively active fault line crosses Utah, residents have greater reason to be prepared with at least 72 hours worth of food, fuel, first-aid supplies, water and clothes. People are slow to believe disasters will strike, but at some point one will hit home.