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Reminder to any Scouting families who choose to relocate to another country: Your Scouting adventures don’t have to end when you leave.

Check with local museums or nonprofit organizations to see if they are providing anything specific for Scouts.

The members of Troop 219 of Oak Ridge, N.C., adopted a waterfall through a partnership with Waterfall Keepers of North Carolina.

Eagle Scouts have a number of ways to continue their Scouting journey after receiving the highest rank in Scouts BSA.

“Scouting teaches lifelong skills wrapped in a safe-to-fail environment that is filled with fun activities,” this volunteer says.

Douglas McDonnell of the Circle Ten Council will become the first Scout to complete an Eagle Scout service project on another planet.

How does she make the Landscape Architecture merit badge so exciting? We asked this incredible merit badge counselor.

An outstanding senior patrol leader from Atlanta shares 10 lessons about leadership that every Scout should read.

The pandemic didn’t stop Scouts from earning merit badges in 2020, but it did cause a dramatic shift in the 2020 merit badge rankings.

It’s difficult to identify the first Boy Scout troop in the U.S. However, finding the first Black troop is challenging for different reasons.