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Links to High Adventure:
Florida
National High Adventure Sea Base
Maine
High Adventure
Northern
Tier National High Adventure
Official Web Sites
The following Web sites are operated by the
National Council, Boy Scouts of America:
Boy
Scouts of America, National Council (http://www.scouting.org)
This is the primary Web site for the National Council.
Boys'
Life (http://www.boyslife.org)
A
promotional site for Boys' Life magazine.
Scouting
magazine (http://www.scoutingmagazine.org)
Web site
for Scouting magazine - contains full content (except ads) back to 1998.
Pack
Planning: (http://www.scouting.org/cubscouts/resources/13-232.pdf)
- Program ideas for a pack's first month of den meetings
- The Pack's
First Three Months
- (http://www.scouting.org/cubscouts/resources/13-010)
- Copies of The Pack's First Three Months in both English and Spanish
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- How OA Can Help Cub
Scouting
Give
2 BSA (http://www.give2bsa.org)
This
site accepts online donations, routing them to the appropriate local council
according to the ZIP code entered.
Supply
Division, BSA (http://www.scoutstuff.org)
A separate
stand-alone site for Supply Division, contains information on items in the Official
Catalog and BSA Library of Literature.
Direct
Service BSA (http://www.directservicebsa.org)
A separate
site that enables Direct Service to communicate with their members.
National
Scouting Museum (http://www.bsamuseum.org)
Promotional
site for the museum.
BSA
Field Book (http://www.bsafieldbook.org)
Finance
Support Division (http://www.fsd.org)
Meant for
finance support personnel (professionals, committees, and key volunteers) in the
field. Mostly password-protected.
Good
Turn for America (http://www.goodturnforamerica.org)
Northern
Tier High Adventure Base (http://www.ntier.org)
Promotional
site for the Northern Tier High Adventure Base.
Florida
Sea Base (http://www.bsaseabase.org)
Promotional
site for the Florida Sea Base.
Council Web Sites
Councils who are known to operate official
Web sites are linked from the council locator. To determine whether a council
has a Web site, access the following program ...
http://www.scouting.org/cgi/councils/number.pl?###
... replacing "###" with the
council number.
To see a list of all council Web sites
(rather than checking one council at a time), see
http://www.scouting.org/cgi/councils/all.
Click here
for information about Scouting and Autism
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