Why I Created Redwood Protocol
Stop preparing for the “end of the world.” Start preparing for the life you want to protect.
I am A.G. Redwood—a father, a husband, and a dedicated practitioner of self-reliance. My journey didn’t begin in a classroom; it began decades ago in the thick, unforgiving forests of Eastern Europe. It was there that I first learned to respect the raw power of nature and the absolute necessity of logic over panic.
Moving from the dense woodlands of the Old World to the vast wilderness of the Pacific Northwest, I realized that while the landscape changes, the rules of survival do not. Nature doesn’t care about your fear; it only cares about your protocols.
For years, I watched the “survival” industry grow into two extremes that left ordinary families behind:
- The “Millionaire Bunkers” that no normal person can afford.
- The “Tactical Paranoia” that focuses more on ammunition than on how to feed a family during a blackout.
I realized that my family—and yours—needed a third option.
THE REDWOOD PROTOCOL: AN 11-BOOK SERIES
I have committed to sharing my global experience through a comprehensive 12-book roadmap. This series covers the entire spectrum of modern family self-reliance—from food and water security to energy independence and community resilience.
✨ NO ALARMISM. NO HARDCORE JARGON.
I don’t write for elite commandos; I write for the suburban homeowner and the busy mom in an apartment. My goal is to replace fear with knowledge. These books are designed to be an engaging read, packed with practical life hacks, clear technical drawings, and easy-to-use data tables.
Whether it’s a grid-down scenario, a supply chain collapse, or a simple winter storm, the goal is the same: Continuity.
🎁 EXCLUSIVE BONUS:
I believe every family deserves a head start. Inside my books, you will find a QR code for my FREE Printable Survival Checklist—a professional inventory tool to help you secure your pantry immediately.
Join our community of prepared families. Let’s replace panic with a plan.
Stay safe. Stay prepared.
— A.G. Redwood