Project COPE (Challenging Personal Outdoor Experience) has been a favorite in Scouting at summer camps, and for troops and crews that want a little excitement when it comes to a day in the woods.
Though Scouting isn’t all about tying knots, for Shawn Killian, a correctly tied knot can mean the difference between fun and accident.
What Is Patrol Z?You might not have known it, but a lot of the stories, photos and videos you see here on this site were thought up, created and edited by Scouts and Venturers just like you.
In the world of water sports, one stands above the rest — literally. The sport is known as stand up paddleboarding (SUP for short).
On July 7-9, 2011, the Montana Council’s K-M Scout Ranch hosted a camp for Venturers and high adventure.
As construction ramps up at the Summit Bechtel Reserve this fall in preparation for the 2013 National Scout Jamboree, the question still remains, “if we build it, will you come?”
David (Dave) Evans, an Eagle Scout from upstate New York, may seem like your average guy.
Nearly a thousand Arrowmen attended Indian Summer 2011 in early August, where they learned about ceremonies, dance, costuming and much more. Evening activities included pow wows put on by the American Indian Affairs staff, an opening and closing gathering and
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It is clearly evident that Scouting needs an outlet by which Scouts and Venturers can tell their own stories from their own perspectives using their own voices. Enter Patrol Z. A promotional video was introduced to the Scouting world in