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# The Troop will decide on the requirements for this badge. | # The Troop will decide on the requirements for this badge. | ||
# <s>The Scout leader must send a copy of the badge requirements to the local Scout council for information.</S> | # <s>The Scout leader must send a copy of the badge requirements to the local Scout council for information.</S> | ||
− | #* ''This has been deemed an | + | #* ''This has been deemed an unnecessary step see the [https://www.facebook.com/groups/scoutscanadagrp/10152340983075848/ FaceBook discussion from 2014-09-25]'' |
# A Troop may have only one Specialty badge at a time. | # A Troop may have only one Specialty badge at a time. | ||
# A Troop may change its Specialty badge once a year if it wishes. | # A Troop may change its Specialty badge once a year if it wishes. |
Revision as of 14:40, 25 September 2014
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Purpose
To provide a way to recognize a Troop that has a special interest.
Requirements
- The Troop will decide on the requirements for this badge.
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The Scout leader must send a copy of the badge requirements to the local Scout council for information.- This has been deemed an unnecessary step see the FaceBook discussion from 2014-09-25
- A Troop may have only one Specialty badge at a time.
- A Troop may change its Specialty badge once a year if it wishes.
Program Suggestions
- Aviation Troop Speciality Badge - THE LEADER, June/July 2007
- Scouts Canada Scuba Program
- 15th Strathcona Troop Specialty Badge — Mountaineering
- Scouts Geocaching Badge
From Climate Change Challenge Badge
(As listed in the Climate Change Challenge - Scout Handbook Pages
- After exploring ways to improve the energy efficiency of your home, educate others as to how they may improve their own homes (e.g. information booth; pamphlet, etc.). Provide estimates of the energy, money and GHGs saved by using an online calculator (www.climatechange.gc.ca or www.scouts.ca).
- Adopt a location in the community where cars are often seen idling (school yard, sports facility) and launch a noidling campaign to decrease idling in this location. Resources can be found at: http://oee.nrcan.gc.ca/transportation/personal/idling.cfm
- Organize a tire pressure clinic. Visit www.betiresmart.ca to find out more about this program.