Fire can start in an instant, but its consequences can last a lifetime. The good news is that most fires — whether on a ...

Created in 1942, the Silver Antelope Award is a council service territory-level award of Scouting America, acting through the ...

They’ll take on a wild river adventure: Troop 300 headed to Canada for an unforgettable canoe trip on the Yukon River, where they faced fast-moving water, log jams and strong winds — and put their ...

Life becomes more complex as you get older. From managing bills and daily schedules to charting a career path, navigating adulthood successfully requires preparation. The new Scouting America Personal ...

Eagle Scouts are more likely than non-Eagles to be content, positive and purposeful long after they earn the rank, according to new research by The Harris Poll. Part 1 of this three-part series about ...

The October issue of Scout Life is packed with wild adventures, fascinating animals, Halloween fun and more! Each 20-minute segment on October 1 will show how different members of the Scouting family, ...

A Scout is Clean, but what if his mouth isn’t? Dirty words can soil the reputation of any Scout (or ...

With the three-step dishwashing system, you can finish camp dishes in no time. That means you’re back to having fun faster. Here’s how to wash dishes at a campsite, courtesy of the Boy Scout Handbook ...

Too often, Carey Snyder has observed what he calls “a lackadaisical attitude toward flag ceremonies.” His passion for the American flag and a desire to improve flag ceremonies both inside and outside ...

Forget that sit-down with the hiring supervisor at Subway. When it comes to life-changing interviews and questions for a teenager, you can’t top the Eagle Scout Board of Review. For some Scouts, the ...

It could be one of the most-quoted statistics in Scouting: the percentage of Boy Scouts who go on to become Eagle Scouts. For a while the common response was 4 percent. So common, in fact, that it ...