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Outdoor Ethics Newsletter

July 29, 2022 by NCAC

The July newsletter featured an interview with Paul Schimke, NCAC scouter, LNT Master Educator, LNT State Advocate (MD)…

As we know, outdoor ethics is a critically important aspect of scouting. It is central to everything we do in BSA, how we live the outdoor code/law/oath/motto, how we use resources wisely & how we live as humans on planet Earth. Sara Holtz, Chair of the NCAC Outdoor Ethics Committee & Leave No Trace Master Educator, created an Outdoor Ethics newsletter that includes upcoming courses, best practices, interviews with members, news from our community, awards, project ideas, etc

In the June newsletter, we recognized Dan Ambrose, Brent Peate, Carol Brown, and Griffin Roblyer – new NCAC Leave No Trace Master Educators!

Complete this form if you’d like to subscribe: https://forms.gle/bWfZwwZduhFXQSvA6

You do not need to be an Leave No Trace Trainer/Master Educator, Tread Trainer, Master Tread Trainer, or in NCAC to subscribe, so please subscribe and please share this with scouters interested in outdoor ethics, Leave No Trace, Tread Lightly, the Land Ethic, environmental issues, conservation practices. There are currently subscribers from 12 councils!

Evelyn Bruno led the OE Orientation and OE Guide courses in June in Brandywine. 
In the June newsletter, we get a glimpse of the Outdoor Ethics Guide course held in Oakton – scouts are seen here straining the dishwasher.

 

Scouts and Scouters at the Oakton Outdoor Ethics Guide course demonstrate the thumb trick. 

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