Outdoor journey take action project

Juniors earn their Outdoor Journey by completing their three outdoor badges and then doing a “Take Action Project”. To complete this journey, Juniors should: Earn Animal Habitats badge Earn Camper badge Earn Eco Camper badge. Complete a Take Action Project The capstone “Take Action Project” should focus on making the outdoor world a better place....

Girl Scouts love to give back—it’s part of our mission to “make the world a better place!” There are many ways troops can help their communities, whether through a service…Read On!Community Service vs. Take Action Project: What’s the Difference?

Here is what my troop did for the Girl Scout Senior Girltopia Journey Take Action Project

I've been the project coach for over 150 Eagle Scout projects over the years that have helped to improve nature access and parks for both human and wildlife use. Projects have included three-bin compost systems, garden work benches, cold frames, recycled plumber garden benches, Adirondack chairs, trail-head kiosks, canoe & kayak river access trails, animal tracking…

"Every day there is something YOU can do to make the world around you a little bit better. Find that thing, however tiny, everyday." --Amy Davis Roth From the GSUSA website: What's the difference between a community service activity and a Take Action Project? "Community service makes the world...

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This is what a local Cadette Girl Scout troop does for our Service Unit to make meetings easier for the moms in attendance.