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Outdoors

Lessons learned in the outdoors teach youth skills that make them more self-reliant. They can explore canoe paths and hiking trails and complete challenges they first thought were beyond their ability. Attributes of good character become part of a youth as he or she learns to cooperate and meet outdoor challenges that may include extreme weather, difficult trails and portages, and dealing with nature’s unexpected circumstances.

Cooking

Discover the health benefits of adding more fiber to your diet — regularly

By Michael Freeman

Let’s look at what fiber is and why it’s so important.

Cooking

Show & Tell: Stuffed Pork Tenderloin En Croute

By Michael Freeman

Check out this online exclusive pork recipe that a New York Scouter shared with us.

Cooking

Show & Tell: Smoky Brisket

By Michael Freeman

Check out this online exclusive brisket recipe that a New Jersey Scouter shared with us.

Cooking

Show & Tell: Beef Stew and Biscuits

By Michael Freeman

Check out this online exclusive beef stew recipe that a Maryland Scouter prepared for his troop’s adult patrol.

Aquatics

Go the extra mile for the Mile Swim BSA award

By Michael Freeman

Adult volunteers can earn the Mile Swim BSA award. Here’s how to get ready for the challenge.

Ground Rules

The colorful history of fighting off pesky pests

By Michael Freeman

Campers have been shooing away mosquitoes, black flies and no-see-ums for a long time.

Camping

Finding water in the wilderness

By Michael Freeman

One of your first priorities in a survival situation should be to hydrate.

App Feed - Gear

Put your best foot forward with these boots

By Michael Freeman

Don’t trip over bad footwear choices. Go for these tried-and-true boots and shoes.

App Feed - Gear

Raising the stakes for backcountry tents

By Michael Freeman

No gear category has evolved more than backcountry tents.

Emergency Preparedness

Signaling for help in the wilderness

By Michael Freeman

Know how to attract attention so you can be rescued sooner.

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