For Patricia Davis, it was the “moss-covered cypress trees” that gave it away. The Webelos leader in the Baltimore Area Council used that clue to correctly guess the mystery location in Scouting magazine’s May-June 2011 edition of
If 100,000 trees get planted in a forest, they make more than just a sound. They produce a roar, emanating from Montana and felt nationwide. That roar comes from the Boy Scouts of America Centennial Forest,
Update (11:30 a.m. June 30): The episode, “Larry Beefs Up,” is now available for download on iTunes. Click here for the $1.99 SD version or here for the $2.99 HD version. “It’s not every day you
Going through Philmont withdrawal? I feel your pain. Fortunately, there’s a way for both of us to get our Philmont fix each week. I’m talking about PhilCast, Philmont Scout Ranch’s new weekly videocast. Each episode highlights
Frustrated by the prospect of keeping today’s always-connected kids safe from harm? Fear not; help is here. The Boy Scouts of America announced recently that it’s partnering with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children to
Updated | June 25, 2013 The statistics are scary: Each year in the United States, an average of 53 people die from lightning strikes, and hundreds more are permanently injured. To date in 2013, there have
The BSA Insignia Guide says it’s your responsibility as an adult leader to “promote the wearing of the correct complete uniform on all suitable occasions.”
IndyCar, a set on Flickr. The race is over, but the memories live on. So let’s relive the excitement from last weekend with a slideshow of excellent photos from the BSA IndyCar’s race at Texas
“The patrol method is not a way to operate a Boy Scout troop; it is the only way.” Baden-Powell knew that the success of any troop is contingent upon building patrol spirit and creating an