The purr-fect Summit rank project
Michael Hendricks’ Summit rank project involved filming adoptable felines and editing the footage into creative, captivating reels.
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Michael Hendricks’ Summit rank project involved filming adoptable felines and editing the footage into creative, captivating reels.
This high quality, 12-minute video produced by Chris Bartell, the Cascade Pacific Council’s marketing director, nicely recaps the first five years of young women in Scouts BSA, while also looking forward to a bright future.
Short, fun videos are a great way to capture people’s attention online. But videos like that don’t just make themselves. … Or, do they?!?
Kjell Lindgren, Eagle Scout, assistant Scoutmaster, outdoor ethics advisor and NASA astronaut, has a unique view — literally — of Earth. That’s at least in part why he’s so inspired to share with the rest of us the importance of taking care of it.
The National Council and 50 councils across the country worked together to produce these Cub Scout Adventures video resources to help den leaders.
Faced with challenges stemming from COVID-19, Cub Scout Pack 145 from Christiansburg, Va., did what so many dedicated Scout leaders have had to do during these tough times: They got creative.
We’re a few months into coping with the COVID-19 pandemic — though it probably feels like so much longer.
This Washington family got creative while staying at home because of the coronavirus.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, it might be difficult to think of ways to do Scouting activities from home. So, we asked an Eagle Scout who earned all the merit badges.
Your kids can take on rugged explorations they’ve never imagined!
Mr. Beast, the popular YouTuber with nearly 30 million subscribers, recently visited Camp Elmore in the South Florida Council. The result was comedy gold.
‘Tis the season to deck the halls with tinsel and ornaments. For some Scouting families, that means Scout-themed holiday decor. Plus, check out a “Campfire For Your Home” video!
Outdoor skills aren’t just for the monthly campout. There are plenty of ways your Scouts can hone their outdoor skills on a regular basis.
A dining fly is one of the first structures you should put up at camp. But what if you’re in an area away from trees, how do you secure one?
Making tight wraps and fraps when tying a square lashing can take some time, but not with this method.
Did you know a clove hitch is essentially two simple knots? When your Scout is tying lashings, all they need
Tying a square knot might be confusing for Scouts. “Right-over-left” or was it “left-over-right?” Here’s how to help them.
Whipping a rope can be a little tricky. If your Scout is struggling with the traditional method, you can teach them another way, called “West Country whipping.”
Last week, Scouts at the World Scout Jamboree took a break from the high adventure activities that the Summit Bechtel
Astronaut and assistant Scoutmaster Andrew Morgan of Troop 452 in Friendswood, Texas, answered Scouts’ questions while aboard the International Space Station.
Let’s take a look at some of the fun more than 40,000 Scouts and leaders are already having in West Virginia.
Garrett Johnson of Troop 81 in Tulsa, Okla., received the 2019 Glenn A. and Melinda W. Adams National Eagle Scout Service Project of the Year Award.
A canoe trip in the Boundary Waters area turned dangerous, but an Eagle Scout’s survival skills kicked in. Today, he makes some amazing glass work at the world’s premier glass museum.
Want the decor at your next banquet to really stand out, but you’re on a tight budget? We’re here to help.
Mr. T, the star of The A-Team and Rocky III, was shopping for groceries on Saturday when he encountered some Cub Scouts from Pack 311.
The BSA released a refreshing new recruiting video featuring boys and girls talking about why they love Cub Scouting so much.
Nathan Fain, an Eagle Scout in Troop 326 of LaGrange, Ga., won the 2018 Glenn A. and Melinda W. Adams National Eagle Scout Service Project of the Year Award
With the Academy Awards nominations out, it’s a good time to dive into some cinematic activities with your Scouts before the red carpet rolls out.
BSA Chief Scout Executive Mike Surbaugh took time to answer Scouters’ questions about the reasons for the move, implementation and logistics.
Blake built two sensory rooms specially designed for children with autism. The project earned him the 2017 Eagle Scout Service Project of the Year Award.