The Anthropik Network is the online home of the Tribe of Anthropik. It’s our hope that by sharing our experiences as we make our exodus from civilization, we might help others trying to escape civilization themselves. We think of it as a way of “publishing our source code” to make the New Tribal Revolution “open source.”

• The Weblog is where you can read regular articles from the tribe, with our opinions and experiences.
• The Library is where we keep a collection of over 100 major texts, articles and essays that have influenced us.
• The Podcast is our monthly internet radio show where we answer your emails and calls, and mention things going on with the Tribe and the Network.
• The Newsroom lists quick links to news articles relevant to primitivism, ecology and rewilding, and opens the floor for discussion.
• The Directory is a growing list of related websites rated, evaluated and discussed.
• The Store combines our affiliations with Zazzle, Amazon, REI and the Wilderness Awareness School so you can find the field guides and programs, books and gear (or maybe just a nice Anthropik t-shirt) that might help you along, and we can get the cash to cover hunting and fishing licenses, taxes, and those expenses that civilization forces upon us all.
• Help provides technical assistance for using the site, where to find things, and how to get around.

There’s also a number of sites affiliated with the Network—these are projects the Tribe of Anthropik either started, or host.

• The Fabulous Forager — Giuli’s new blog on primitive luxury. All too often, earth skills center on mean survival, but to really rewild means more than just surviving, it means thriving. Giuli, the “Prissiest Primitivist,” will cover topics like fashion, make-up, and the luxuries of life, all in a primitive context.
• The Fifth World — An open source, shared universe set in humanity’s feral future. This is a setting for role-playing games, fiction, and other media, all centered on one of the most important topics in rewilding: how to build a new mythology. Coming 21 December 2007