Outdoor Adventure Skills Nature
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Outdoor Adventure Skills Nature
Natural observation and where it fits into the various stages of different Outdoor Adventure Skills badges.
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1.6 I can name three wildflowers by direct observation | ||
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2.5 I can identify four types of trees by direct observation in a wild field, bush or forest. | 
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2.14 I know some of the wild animals in my area and how to be safe around them. |
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3.8 I can identify three wild animal tracks. | 
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3.13 I can identify some of the poisonous/hazardous plants in my area, and those I may encounter when travelling in Canada. 3.15 I can treat bee stings and reactions to some local plants, such as stinging nettle. |
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4.8 I can safely identify three edible wild plants. (Note: Scouters must approve all plants before they are consumed by Scouts.) | 
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4.12 I know how to treat and report (if appropriate) insect and animal bites. |
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5.7 I have caught, cleaned and cooked a fish over a campfire | 
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5.18 I can recognize and respond to hazards from flora and fauna. |
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5.2 I can identify five species in my local aquatic environment (either on the surface or underwater), including hazardous species. | ||
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6.7 I have identified 15 bird species in the wild using a written birding record journal. | 
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6.5 I can identify common poisonous plants in my area and I know how to treat exposure and symptoms. |
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7.6 I can identify the poisonous living organisms, animals and plants in Canada. | ||
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8.7 I have observed (and photographed as proof) a total of 15 North American mammals, reptiles or amphibians in the wild. | ||
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9.6 I have planted a minimum of 100 new trees. | ||
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