Aaron On Scouting

• Montana volunteer uncovers fascinating history of woman Scouting pioneer
  Beth Groeneveld was one of the founders of the fledgling Boy Scouts of America movement in Butte, Montana, 78 years before women were allowed to be Scoutmasters
• Conservation is built into Sea Base Marine STEM Adventure
  The Marine STEM Adventure at Sea Base isn’t just about science, technology, engineering and math. It’s also about conservation.
• BSA leadership welcomes all: We’re saving a seat for YOU at the Scouting table
  Scouting is a movement, and movements don’t stay still. They grow. They improve. And they always keep going. The proof is in Scouting’s own history. In 1936, the BSA approved the position of “den mother,”
• Meet your 2023 National Duty to God Award recipients
  The National Duty to God Award recognizes adults for their transformational leadership in supporting the spiritual foundation of Scouting.
• Illinois Scouts BSA troop for girls is thriving, plus other good news from this week
  Troop 2119 in Champaign-Urbana, Illinois, is going strong … Scout builds furniture from scraps … Cub Scouts meet dogs … and more good news from this week!
• Let’s meet this year’s National Order of the Arrow officers
  Zach Grinvalsky, an Eagle Scout from the Tidewater Council, has been elected by his peers to serve as the 2023 Order of the Arrow national chief.
• This Saturday, do a Conservation Good Turn by participating in Earth Hour
  As we approach Earth Day, consider participating in Earth Hour, when every person on Earth is asked to turn off the lights in their homes for one hour.
• Acoustic Music Camp should strike a chord with music lovers
  Beginners and advanced players alike are invited to the Summit Bechtel Reserve this August for Acoustic Music Camp.