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Come Sail Away at Sea Base This Summer

By Aaron Derr

When it comes to exploring everything the coast of Florida and the nearby waters of the Gulf of Mexico have to offer, there’s no better option than Florida National High Adventure Sea Base.

Here’s How to Sign Up for the Precious Few 2021 Philmont Spots

By Aaron Derr

Looking for something fun to do this summer? Here’s how to sign up now for an adventure at one of Scouting’s most significant and fun locales.

Show and Tell: Names and Patches Aren’t Just for Youth

By Michael Freeman

We asked Scouters to share the fun names and patches of their adult patrols. Popular patrol names were the Old Goats, Bald Eagles, Owls, Fossils or the Coffee Patrol.

Cool Camp: Camp Loud Thunder

By Michael Freeman

Scouts can find a nice blend of fun activities and relaxation at Camp Loud Thunder.

Safety Quiz: Being Aware of Carbon Monoxide

By Aaron Derr

The way to Be Prepared to deal with carbon monoxide at home or at camp is to know where it comes from and how to avoid dangerous carbon monoxide-related situations.

Scouters in Action: He Saved The Driver From The Burning Truck!

By Grant Miehm

PJ Putnam was driving in heavy rain and high winds when two semitrucks collided in front of him.

Tips on Teaching the American Cultures Merit Badge

By Mark Ray

The American Cultures merit badge offers Scouts a fish-out-of-water experience. It encourages them to dive into three cultures (including their own) and learn more about each’s customs, institutions, people and impact on their country.

Sea Scouts Learn Nautical Skills and Life Lessons During Trip to Alaska

By Aaron Derr

Much as a 50-mile backpacking trek through the wilderness forces people to get along and accept each other, so does a three-week cruise on a Sea Scout vessel.

How to Plan a Virtual Adventure for Your Cub Scouts

By Mark Ray

During a virtual campout, the members of Pack 27 in Colorado Springs did a virtual escape room activity designed by Den Leader Carrie Kelly.

Scouting FAQ: Distinguished Conservation Awards

By Mark Ray

In October 2020, the BSA retired the William T. Hornaday awards for older Scouts and adults. Replacing them is the BSA Distinguished Conservation Service Awards program.