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Scouts have a blast on a fork of the Red River at Camp Don Harrington

By Scouting magazine

Camp Don Harrington offers views of the impressive Palo Duro Canyon as Scouts hike to different activity stations.

Try these tips for teaching Scouts the importance of knowing their knots

By Robert Birkby

Help Scouts make knot-tying automatic so they can use them with confidence for years to come.

For healthier Dutch oven cooking, try these 5 gourmet camp recipes

By Scouting magazine

Dutch oven meals don’t have to be heavy with carbs and calories. Try these belly-filling, high-protein recipes.

How one BSA council is addressing the skilled-trades shortage

By Scouting magazine

Four-day camp introduces area teens to job opportunities in skilled trades.

Five steps to a safe and fun aquatics program

By Scouting magazine

Here are five things you need to keep in mind as you plan your water-related activities.

How leaders helped their Scouts plan — and replan — an epic trek

By Scouting magazine

The leaders of Troop 65 knew when to step in — and when to step back — while planning their Yosemite adventure.

How summer activities benefit your pack

By Scouting magazine

When your pack remains active over the summer, everybody is being reminded that they’re Scouts and are part of something bigger.

Answers to FAQs About Merit Badge Counselors

By Scouting magazine

Merit Badge Counselors are essential players in the advancement program. Here’s what you need to know.

Big Changes Ahead for Scouting — and Scouting Magazine

By Scouting magazine

Instead of this magazine being delivered to you five times a year, you will get almost instantaneous access to the content that has made and will continue to make Scouting great.

Safety Quiz: Ticked Off

By Scouting magazine

Ticks — and the diseases they carry — are more than a minor nuisance. Stay safe by learning how to deal with them.