Extreme Makeovers, Round 74: Eagle Scout project before-and-after photos
On Scouting posts before and after pictures of Eagle Scout projects to show how these projects transform communities.
Recruitment-ReadyGrow your unit with help from social media and locally famous parents.
Many Scout parents are community leaders and influencers who people follow. Let them help you.
Parent tips and reading advice from ‘Wimpy Kid’ author (and Star Scout) Jeff Kinney
Spooky Stories 2 was released this week. Kinney talks about friendship, Scouting … and outpacing Led Zeppelin.
Cruise lines donate thousands of pennies to Alaska Scouts
Tossed aside coins, plus generous donations, lead to a $5,000 windfall for two troops.
The back-to-Scouting checklist every parent needs
A successful fall Scout experience starts with summer prep. Two Cubmasters offer their tips.
Recruitment-ReadyMake sure Scouts can find your unit
Review and update your BeAScout pin. Then monitor leads and respond quickly to interested families.
NBA champ Josh Hart now champions Scouting as the organization’s newest ambassador
The lessons he learned in Scouting have not only helped him in his nine-year pro basketball career. They’ve also helped him in life.
Adventure, animals and amazing discoveries: They’re inside this month’s Scout Life
The August issue has all your favorites, plus a KPop vs. Pokémon battle, treks and fun with cattle.
Nat Geo Explorer talks sharks and passion in new Almanac 2027 for kids
Helping people better understand our world has been National Geographic’s mission since its inception more than a century ago.
New Cycling merit badge digital resource guide gets you ride-ready
Scouting America’s expanding roster of digital resource guides offers another option for merit badge success.
These Scouting supporters kick the Jamboree up a notch
Scouting America’s biggest event wouldn’t be the same without valued partners and industry experts.
More secrets to healthy camp food
Here are our healthy-but-flavorful tweaks on your family’s campsite favorites.
Recruitment-ReadyWhy yard signs and cute handmade ones can be a secret to recruitment success.
Why yard signs and cute handmade ones can be a secret to recruitment success.
How to survive your next road trip
These tips work whether you’re traveling with a bunch of excited Scouts or just with family.
New Fingerprinting merit badge digital resource guide makes a mark
Explore fingerprinting and how it’s used in everyday life, from forensic investigations to personal identification systems.
Recruitment-ReadyUse National Night Out to show off Scouting
The first Tuesday in August offers your unit a chance to engage with the community, have fun and show Scouting’s value.
Recruitment-ReadyConsistent service = Scouting success in schools
Here’s how to foster relationships with schools for strong fall recruiting.
How to prepare Cubs for their first campout
These four tips will help your first-time camper sleep outside like a boss.
Introducing the new Environmental Science digital resource guide
Explore how Earth’s natural systems function and examine the relationships between humans and the environment.
How prepared are most hikers? Not very, new study says.
See how you’d fare on this wilderness preparedness survey.
Here’s how you take home the Silver Buffalo
Learn more about the 2026 class. Plus: 2027 nominations are now open! Deadline is August 31.
Citizenship in the World merit badge digital resource guide now available
Scouting America’s new Citizenship in the World merit badge digital resource guide helps Scouts earn this Eagle-required badge with interactive resources and activities.
Found a tick? Here’s what to do.
A little preparation and know-how goes a long way to protect Scouts and Scouters from ticks.
Fireworks — fun to watch, not a hands-on job for Scouts
With the Fourth of July approaching, it’s important to remember that setting off fireworks is an unauthorized activity in Scouting America, except when the display is conducted by licensed experts.
This sweet fundraiser makes a buzz in Colorado
The Scouts of Troop 989 in Littleton, Colo., have recruited a lot of volunteers to help in their annual fundraiser.
Scouts have served for nearly 100 years at this popular summer destination
The honor guard began nearly a century ago when Michigan’s governor commissioned eight Eagle Scouts to volunteer on Mackinac Island.
Recruitment-ReadyFind a great speaker for your next recruitment meeting
A great speaker can bring energy and excitement to your pack and troop meetings. It’s also great for recruiting. Make it happen by following these steps.
Jewish Scouting committee celebrates 100th anniversary with New York exhibit
New exhibit tells the story of Jewish Scouts and celebrates the 100th anniversary of the National Jewish Committee on Scouting.
Eagle Scouts easily pass the character test, recent study says
The Harris Poll looked at the character of Eagle Scouts compared to non-Scouts. It found that Eagle Scouts are more likely to be trustworthy, helpful and kind.
Burns happen. Here’s what to do.
Emergency physician and medical director of the upcoming Jamboree offers tips on what to do in case of a burn injury.