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Why Support Scouting for Clean Waterways

•Positive Impact: showcases the positive impact of Scouting on individuals, their communities, and the environment

•Community Engagement: enables active engagement with local communities in a meaningful way and demonstrates commitment to environmental stewardship and civic responsibility

•Educational Opportunities: promotes learning about the importance of environmental conservation, responsible waste management, and the impact of aquatic trash.

•Fundraising Potential: opens doors to new partnerships and fundraising opportunities by collaborating with local businesses, government agencies, and environmental organizations

•Relevance to Scouting Values: aligning with environmental stewardship and community service as core principles of the Scouting movement and provide Scouts with opportunities to live the Scout Oath and Law in meaningful ways

What units can do to help?

•Scouting for Clean Waterways service projects can be held anytime and anywhere there is a need

•Scheduling the activity each year between April and June, as an Earth Day, or as a Scouts Trash the Trash Day activity are the most popular options

•Waterways and the areas around them, parks, and recreation areas are all ideal locations for Scouting for Clean Waterways service projects

•Service projects should last between 1-2 hours for Cub Scouts, or 2-4 hours for Scouts Venturers & Sea Scouts

Mission: Earth Day Good Turn 2025

•Goals: 5000 hours Council-wide During the month of April

•100% Unit Involvement Council-wide

•1-2 hours of Related Service for Cubs

•2-4 Hours Service for Troops, Crews, Ships

•Units Report Activities to Outdoor Ethics Committee to Earn Scouting For Clean Waterways And Conservation Good Turn Awards

•Share photos and stories to Scouting for Clean Waterways Facebook Pages