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Cub Scout World Conservation Award: Helps and Ideas

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The Cub Scout World Conservation Award may be earned by Wolves, Bears, or Webelos (including Webelos working on Arrow of Light). They earn the award by working on their rank appropriate conservation and nature adventures. They must also participate in a conservation project.

Requirements for Cub Scout World Conservation Award

Cub Scout World Conservation Award

Cub Scouts may earn this award by completing all of the requirements for their current year, as listed below.

Wolf Scout Requirements

Wolf-1. Earn the Paws on the Path adventure.

Wolf-2. Earn the Grow Something adventure.

Wolf-3. Complete requirements 1 and 2 from the Spirit of the Water adventure.

Wolf-4. Participate in a den or pack conservation project in addition to the above.

Bear Scout Requirements

Bear-1. Earn the Fur, Feathers, and Ferns adventure.

Bear-2. Earn either the A Bear Goes Fishing or Critter Care adventure.

Bear-3. Complete requirement 3 from the Baloo the Builder adventure by constructing a bird feeder or a bird house as one of the options.

Bear-4. Participate in a den or pack conservation project in addition to the above.

Webelos Scout Requirements (including boys earning the Arrow of Light rank)

Webelos-1. Earn the Building a Better World adventure.

Webelos-2. Earn the Into the Wild adventure.

Webelos-3. Earn the Into the Woods adventure.

Webelos-4. Earn the Earth Rocks adventure.

Webelos-5. Complete requirements 1, 3a, and 3b from the Adventures in Science adventure.

Webelos-6. Participate in a den or pack conservation project in addition to the above.

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Nova Wild! and the World Conservation Award

A reader asks “My cubs earned the Cub Scout World Conservation Award as Bears. In June we will be Webelos and part of our den program this year is to offer the Nova Wild program. Do they need to earn the CS World Conservation Award again or can the award they have earned be applied to this Nova program? We have not applied the Conservation Award to any other Nova Programs.” Add your comments.

Stories about Kids and Conservation

When working on conservation requirements, I like to use stories about youth who are participating in conservation projects. I think it makes it more interesting to the Scouts if they see that young people can make a difference.

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The Outdoor Code

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