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Endangered Species Service Project

Webelos – 4th Grade

Champions for Nature Webelos

Elective

Requirement 6

Endangered Species Service Project

Webelos – 4th Grade

Champions for Nature Webelos

Elective

Requirement 6

Endangered Species Service Project

Snapshot of Activity

Cub Scouts participate in a service project to benefit a locally endangered species.

Travel

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Supply List

Depends on service project selected
Scouting America Annual Health and Medical Record on each participant (youth and adult)

Directions

Before the meeting:

Research service projects being held in your area that benefit a locally endangered species. The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service website has a list of endangered species by state.
Identify a project that works best for your den.
Communicate the details of the project to Cub Scouts’ parents and legal guardians.
Gather copies of the Scouting America Annual Health and Medical Record on each participant (youth and adult)
Review Annual Health and Medical Records for any restrictions that may impact participation

During the meeting:

Bring copies of the Scouting America Annual Health and Medical Record on each participant (youth and adult)
Give Cub Scouts instructions for the project.
Have Cub Scouts participate in the project.

Other Activities Options

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Air Bee n’ Bee

Outdoor

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Webelos – 4th Grade

Build a Bat House

Indoor

Cub Scouts build bat houses.

Webelos – 4th Grade

In celebration of the 70th anniversary of the Conservation Good Turn for America, Scouting America is joining the nationwide initiative aimed at addressing the critical issue of waterway and marine debris, “aquatic trash”, offering Scouts the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the health of our waterways and ecosystems.