Millionaire Jason Orvis opened his bunker settlement for 200 people: how he prepares for the apocalypse

Multimillionaire, entrepreneur, and thriller author Jason Orvis decided to show his fortified estate to journalists. For many years, he has been working on creating this settlement on 300 acres of land in Utah, so he can provide food for 200 people in case of a global crisis. Although he considers the likelihood of the end of the world to be low, he still prepares for the worst.

The estate where Orvis lives with his family has everything needed for autonomous living: a food forest, chicken coops, fish farming, food and weapon supplies, a well with fresh water, solar panels, a sawmill, greenhouses, and medical supplies. This approach reflects the philosophy of community, which he believes is key in a crisis, differing from the massive bunkers popular in Europe.

Orvis learned these skills from former military personnel and is convinced that preparing for the worst is worth the effort. Although a disaster may not happen, he has no regrets about the time spent preparing for it.

Jason Orvis's fortified estate is an example of autonomous living with consideration for possible crisis situations, where the philosophy of community takes center stage. Although the likelihood of a disaster remains low, his preparedness for any events is a guarantee of safety for his family and the community he lives with.