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   The Secretary of the Interior
    and the 
   Boy Scouts of America announce:

New Resource Stewardship Award

Available for Units and individual Scouts to earn the National Park Service Arrowhead Patch.

Several Boy Scout rank requirements have been updated for 2008. The new editions of the Boy Scout Handbook and 2008 Boy Scout Requirements book will be available in Scout shops very soon. Click on the headline for the changes.

Click on the headline to review the themes for the Cub Scout and Webelos program. These themes are supported with meeting schedules and program ideas in the Cub Scout Program Helps, Scouting Magazine, and the Boys' Life Magazine.

	“…they start to see others beyond themselves and they see where they need other people and they also see where they fit in to the big picture . . .”   View story.

The countdown clock for the National Jamboree has started with two years before the largest Jamboree will be held to celebrate Boy Scouting's 100th birthday. Click on the headline to visit the National Jamboree website and get the latest information.

¡Bienvenidos a Únete a Cub Scouting punto org! Este sitio Web les ayudará a aprender todo acerca del programa Cub Scouting y cómo unirse a la diversión. Si desea consultar este sitio en espanol, haga clic aqui!

Welcome Back to Scouting!  We're happy to find you!

Remember those days of your youth – the hiking, camping, and swimming with friends? Learning new skills and just having fun! Today’s young men and women need those same experiences to develop into tomorrow’s leaders – in some ways, more than ever – and you can help! Click on the headline for more information

Since we are in a presidential election year, it is a good time to restate the BSA’s long-standing policy regarding the participation of Scouts in political rallies and other political events.

Uniformed unit members and leaders may participate in flag ceremonies at political events and may lead the Pledge of Allegiance; however, they should retire after the ceremony and not remain on the speakers’ platform or in a conspicuous location where television viewers could construe their presence as an endorsement or symbol of support. In addition, photos of candidates or Scouts in uniform or BSA marks and logos are not allowed in political campaign materials of any kind.

Volunteers and professionals must be alert to situations that would imply that the BSA favors one candidate over another. Strict observance of our long-standing policy against the active participation of uniformed Scouts and leaders in political events is mandatory.

Thanks to Darrel VandeWeg, a local scout leader in Soda Springs, we have added a list of all Forst Service campsites and rental cabins in the Grand Teton Council area. Click on the headline and review the information for your next campsite for your troop.