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Scout Jobs (opens in a new tab)

Scoutmaster Musings ·

Already tired of winter vacation? Bored with your current job? The week after Christmas is a great time to think about new opportunities. As a scout with lots of outdoors skills, leadership qualities, and interpersonal communications, there are lots of openings for you to work in exciting, adventurous settings.

Man on 21,000-mile walk around the world invites 2 lucky Scouts to join

Bryan on Scouting / On Scouting ·

There's a guy spending a decade walking around the world. Just let that sink in for a sec. Photo by Mark Schulte His route traces the pathways of the first humans and spans 21,000 miles. In a refreshing departure from the norm, he isn't looking to break some sort of speed record.

Scouter completes millionth eLearning module, wins free Philmont trip

Bryan on Scouting / On Scouting ·

I guess it's true what they say: You've gotta be good to be lucky. By doing a good thing - getting trained for his Scouting positions - Roger Sheats became the lucky Scouter who completed the 1 millionth eLearning module and won a free conference at the Philmont Training Center.

The Summit Bechtel Reserve and West Virginia University: a match made in (almost) heaven

Bryan on Scouting / On Scouting ·

If you lived near the Summit Bechtel Reserve in West Virginia, you'd want to return again and again. Its beautiful rolling hills, wide-open spaces and world-class adventure activities are magnetic. That must explain why West Virginia University - geographically one of the closest universities to the BSA's newest high-adventure base - has expanded an ongoing partnership with…

2017-2018 preview: Philmont Scout Ranch

Bryan on Scouting / On Scouting ·

It's the third-annual High-Adventure Week here on Bryan on Scouting. It's time to celebrate the once-in-a-lifetime experiences offered at the BSA's four national high-adventure bases - and give you tips on how to secure your spot in 2017, 2018 and beyond.

2017-2018 preview: Florida National High Adventure Sea Base

Bryan on Scouting / On Scouting ·

It's the third-annual High-Adventure Week here on Bryan on Scouting. It's time to celebrate the once-in-a-lifetime experiences offered at the BSA's four national high-adventure bases - and give you tips on how to secure your spot in 2017, 2018 and beyond.

The Philmont Interview (opens in a new tab)

A Scoutmaster's Blog ·

Seven Boy Scouts of Melrose Troop 68 had a blast at Philmont Scout Ranch this summer. The local newspaper was notified of the trip and decided that an article was in order. At last night's troop meeting we received a visit from Herman, the newspaper reporter.

At Philmont, Baltimore Scouts meet the man who founded their troop

Bryan on Scouting / On Scouting ·

Sometimes your past comes back to haunt you. Other times it greets you with open arms. It was the latter for Kevin Dowling this summer at Philmont Scout Ranch, where he serves as general manager. In 1971, Dowling started Troop 918 in the Baltimore Area Council for his Eagle Scout service project.

A Million Miracles (opens in a new tab)

A Scoutmaster's Blog ·

Seven Boy Scouts of Melrose Troop 68 recently participated in a trek at Philmont Scout Ranch. I was there to see them off when they left and wished them a good trip. After I returned home I was in a Philmont mood and noticed I had an email from the Tooth of Time Traders website…

Florida Sea Base Trip Log (opens in a new tab)

Jeff's Scouting Blog ·

This page will be a summary collecting the entries documenting the various days we spent at the Florida Sea Base. The first installment will be coming tomorrow. (we've already taken the trip, I'm just catching up on documenting it). Day 1 - Sunday night / Monday Day 2 - Tuesday Day 3 - Wednesday Day 4 - Thursday Day 5…

High Adventure Or Bust! (opens in a new tab)

A Scoutmaster's Blog ·

Today is the day that seven Boy Scouts of Melrose Troop 68, along with two adults, head out for the trip of a lifetime. They are going to Philmont Scout Ranch for a ten day backpacking trek in the backcountry of one of Scouting's favorite locations.

OA Foremen teach volunteer staff proper trail-building techniques at Summit Bechtel Reserve (opens in a new tab)

Summit Blog ·

During Staff Training at the Summit Bechtel Reserve, OA Foremen taught volunteer staff proper trail-building techniques during a half-day service project building mountain bike trail for the New River Gorge National River. The Order of the Arrow Summit Experience (OASE) is a 8-day individual program for young Scouts in the OA between the ages of…

New Jersey triplets receive Eagle Scout Award - together, of course

Bryan on Scouting / On Scouting ·

I'll give you three good reasons to be excited about the future of Scouting. Their names are Nicholas, Anthony and Justin Neves. In January, this set of triplets from Troop 46 of Montgomery Township, N.J., received the Eagle Scout Award.

Meet your 2016 Silver Buffalo Award class (opens in a new tab)

Bryan on Scouting / On Scouting · archived copy

The Archbishop of New York, the former CEO of Kampgrounds of America and the driving force behind the Composite Materials merit badge are three of the dedicated Scouters who received the Silver Buffalo Award at a special ceremony tonight. The 2016 Silver Buffalo Award class includes 13 Scouting volunteers whose contributions to our movement on…