Scout Ranger Program

Scout Ranger Patch

Resource Stewardship Scout Ranger Program

The Resource Stewardship Scout Ranger program is a national program which can be done in any national park, historic site, or monument in the national park system. It allows scouts to participate in educational and/or volunteer service projects at national park sites to inspire scouts to explore their parks and protect their natural and cultural resources. Scouts will be awarded for their participation by earning a certificate or badge. Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts are invited to participate in the program.



Requirements

To Earn a Certificate:

• Must complete 5 hours
• Hours may be volunteering or educational activities
• May be done with troop or individually
• Log on scout log sheet (receive from visitor center)

To Earn a Patch:

• Must complete 10 Hours
• Hours may be volunteering or educational activities
• May be done with troop or individually
• Log on scout log sheet (receive from visitor center)

Qualifying Activities at Great Sand Dunes:

• Complete the Junior Ranger book
• Attend a ranger program
• Walk the Montville Nature Trail with the educational guide
• Scheduled Education program for troop through education coordinator (must plan 3-4 weeks in advance)
• Complete badge requirements at the park
• Girl Scout Specific: bring your Journey series book to complete at Great Sand Dunes