Nestled in the woodlands of southeastern New Hampshire sits nearly 1,000 acres devoted to Scouting adventure and fun. Part of it is also devoted to what Camp Ranger Robb Ellis calls “the ultimate conservation project.” For the past three years, T.L. Storer Scout Reservation, a Spirit of Adventure Council camp, has invited more than Scouts

Whether someone has been helping for a couple of Cub Scout outings or serving for decades on camp staff, volunteers’ time and energy fuel Scouting. The movement doesn’t happen without adult leaders. Week after week, they plan meetings, prep activities and think through every detail that allows Scouts to Scout. As Cub Scout committee member

Scouting America’s merit badge program continues to expand, this time with the launch of two badges aimed at giving Scouts some of the skills needed to be successful in our constantly evolving digital world. The Cybersecurity merit badge is designed to provide a comprehensive look at the world of digital security, equipping young people with

When he was in the fifth grade, Dennis Wagner’s father bought him an official Scouting bugle – a shiny nickel silver-plated instrument perfect for playing at Scouting events. Dennis had been practicing the trumpet that year in school. “The trumpet was not for me,” he says. Hence, neither was the bugle. That’s OK; Wagner still