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‘Tenacious 10’ Recognized as Eagle Scouts by Boulder Area Troop
Pleasant Gap · Pleasant Gap

‘Tenacious 10’ Recognized as Eagle Scouts by Boulder Area Troop

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Dubbed the “tenacious 10,” a group of 10 teens recently recounted years of backpacking, camping and canoeing trips where they honed outdoor and leadership skills. Combined with managing local community service projects, those experiences helped them meet the requirements to reach the rank of Eagle Scout, scouting’s highest honor. The 10 are part of Scout Troop 78, whose 83 members live mainly in south Boulder and Louisville. Dave Trendler, the t…See the Story
How Scouting America is making its camps even more accessible to Scouts with special needs
United States · United States

How Scouting America is making its camps even more accessible to Scouts with special needs

Scouting America believes that every young person deserves to have a great experience at Scout camp. The Special Needs Prepared Camp program is a new initiative to help Scouting properties make sure that happens. Introduced as a pilot program in 2024, the Special Needs Prepared Camp program is designed to give camps the tools they need to make their property accessible to kids with special needs. “We want to say to families, ‘Hey, we are ready f…Read Article
Here's how you can help send more Scouts to the National Jamboree
West Virginia · West Virginia

Here's how you can help send more Scouts to the National Jamboree

Attending a National Jamboree is a life-changing experience for anyone who can make it. That’s why Scouting America is launching a new initiative to help more Scouts get there. The Platinum Package and Diamond Package programs offer two options for Scouting families to contribute to the 2026 National Jamboree Scholarship Fund. Scouting America’s aim is to ensure that every eligible Scout who is interested in attending the Jamboree is able to do …Read Article

Applications now open for the Scouts BSA National Youth Council - Aaron On Scouting

Do you know a Scouts BSA member who wants to influence the future of Scouting America? Make sure to send them this blog post! The Scouts BSA National Youth Council is the platform for passionate youth leaders to help shape decisions across the organization, and applications for the next term are now open. Empowering youth and shaping the future As the council enters its fifth year, it continues to provide a meaningful space for youth to share th…United States · United StatesRead Article

This Week in Scouting: Eagle Scout projects promote access and inclusion - Aaron On Scouting

Kim Powell, a 14-year-old Eagle Scout from Troop 363 in New Braunfels, Texas, is being recognized for creating sensory kits for police officers to use when interacting with individuals with autism or sensory sensitivities. Kim, who has been diagnosed with autism, collected donations and assembled the kits as part of her Eagle Scout service project. She recently presented the kits in person to the New Braunfels Police Department. Kim says she hop…Autism · New BraunfelsRead Article

This inspiring initiative at a Texas university is partly powered by Eagle Scouts

Scouts are taught at a young age to cheerfully and selflessly serve others, with the hopes that they take that mindset with them when they leave their homes and go out into the world. If you’re looking for evidence that this works, look no farther than BUILD, a student-led organization at Texas A&M University that’s powered in part by Eagle Scouts. BUILD’s primary purpose is to convert 40-foot-long shipping containers into fully functional medic…College Station · College StationRead Article

The National Venturing Committee offers two key tools to help Venturers lead their adventures

One of the Venturing program’s most important training modules has been revised and a brand-new training has been added to ensure that Venturers have the knowledge and skills they need to make their crews successful. The Crew Officers Orientation has been updated to better help Venturers get to know the duties of Venturing officers. The new version is shorter, more engaging and more interactive than the previous version. “The training is designe…United States · United StatesRead Article

Rock star creating videogame based on classic game he played at Scout camp

When Dan and Mac Reynolds were kids, they spent time most summers at Scout camp. Both went on to earn the rank of Eagle Scout from their units in the Las Vegas Area Council before creating Imagine Dragons, the rock band you may have heard of that Mac manages and Dan sings for. But what they really wanted to do was create videogames. Now they have. Last Flag, the brothers’ game that will become available in 2026, is inspired by their experiences …Las Vegas, Nevada · Las VegasRead Article

Waves meet their match in Scout’s shoreline plan, plus other news in Scouting - Aaron On Scouting

Daniel Mills, an Eagle Scout from Winterville, North Carolina, is leading a conservation project to protect the eroding shoreline at Camp Boddie, a place he’s cherished since childhood. His project involves installing 210 feet of “living shoreline” along the Pamlico Sound lagoon using QuickReef Defender sills — a coastal structure designed to protect shorelines and encourage oyster growth. These sills are made from recycled oyster shells and mar…Conservation · WintervilleRead Article

Scouts Then and Now: Chapter 33 - Aaron On Scouting

Welcome to Scouts Then and Now, an Aaron on Scouting blog series. The premise is simple: We share two photos of the same Scout or Venturer — once in his or her early Scouting years (Cub Scout, younger Scout, younger Venturer) and again in his or her later Scouting years (Life Scout, Eagle Scout, older Venturer). Find Chapter 33 below. And click here to learn how to submit your photos. Gabriel from North Carolina Varun from California Catherine f…North Carolina · North CarolinaRead Article

Here's the reason behind those major Chemistry merit badge updates

One of Scouting America’s oldest merit badges has undergone a major update to make it more accessible to today’s Scouts. Chemistry, one of the original 57 merit badges offered when the organization was founded in 1911 and one of the 11 that have used the same logo continuously since then, has a whole new set of requirements developed by a team led by Kristin Omberg, a chemist and Scouts BSA volunteer in Richland, Washington. The Chemistry merit …Richland, Washington · RichlandRead Article

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