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Outdoor Awards 2142 OUTDOOR AWARDS 2142 Mount Diablo Silverado Council Leader, Education, And Discovery – 2016 Don Kubik Jr., [email protected] Contents Boy Scouts of America Outdoor Awards ....................................................................................................... 1 Cub Scout Outdoor Activity Award ........................................................................................................... 1 World Conservation Award—Cub Scout, Boy Scout, Venture Scout ........................................................ 3 Outdoor Ethics Awareness Award & Outdoor Ethics Action Award ......................................................... 4 Leave No Trace Achievement Award ........................................................................................................ 5 National Outdoor Awards Program .......................................................................................................... 6 Complete Angler Recognition ................................................................................................................. 11 Certified Angling Instructor ..................................................................................................................... 11 Paul Bunyan Woodsman ......................................................................................................................... 12 Totin' Chip ............................................................................................................................................... 12 Firem'n Chit ............................................................................................................................................. 13 Historic Trails Award ............................................................................................................................... 14 50-Miler Award ....................................................................................................................................... 14 Triple Crown & Grand Slam of National High Adventure ....................................................................... 15 Conservation Good Turn ......................................................................................................................... 16 Mount Diablo Silverado Council ................................................................................................................. 19 Fages Trail & Fages II 2015 A 20-Mile Hike ............................................................................................. 19 Path of the Paddle ................................................................................................................................... 21 The Highlander Program ......................................................................................................................... 24 San Francisco Bay Area Council .................................................................................................................. 25 Search, Discover, Share: The Trail Trekkers Program ............................................................................. 25 Rim Rovers .............................................................................................................................................. 26 Sunol to Del Valle Hike Patch .................................................................................................................. 28 BSA Presidio Historic Trail Program ........................................................................................................ 28 Golden Empire Council ............................................................................................................................... 30 River Runner Patch Set ........................................................................................................................... 30 Desolation Wilderness ............................................................................................................................ 31 Folsom Lake Patch Set ............................................................................................................................ 32 Marble Mtns Trinity Alps Award ............................................................................................................. 33 Mt. Lassen 50 Mile Trek .......................................................................................................................... 33 Peak Bagger Patch Set............................................................................................................................. 34 Puddle Stomper Patch Set ...................................................................................................................... 35 Tri-Trek Trail Award ................................................................................................................................ 35 Sacramento Historic Trail ........................................................................................................................ 36 Sacramento Historic Train Trail ............................................................................................................... 36 Camper Award ........................................................................................................................................ 37 Disaster Conservation ............................................................................................................................. 37 Greater Yosemite Council ........................................................................................................................... 38 Gold Rush Historic 49'er Trail .................................................................................................................. 38 Greater Yosemite Camp Service Patch ................................................................................................... 39 Pacific Skyline Council ................................................................................................................................. 40 Pacific Skyline Council Camps Historic Trail ............................................................................................ 40 Redwood Historic Trail ............................................................................................................................ 40 Boulder Creek Scout Reservation Nature Trail ....................................................................................... 40 Redwood Empire Council ............................................................................................................................ 41 Redwood Regional Challenge ................................................................................................................. 41 Workdays ............................................................................................................................................... 43 Silicon Valley Monterey Bay Council ........................................................................................................... 45 Monterey Bay Trekkers ........................................................................................................................... 45 Monterey Historic Trail ........................................................................................................................... 45 Skyline to the Sea Trail ............................................................................................................................ 46 Night Hike Award .................................................................................................................................... 47 Almaden Quicksilver Historic Trail .......................................................................................................... 47 Marin Council .............................................................................................................................................. 48 Marin Hiking Trails Award ....................................................................................................................... 48 National Park Service .................................................................................................................................. 49 Scout Ranger Program ............................................................................................................................ 49 East Bay Regional Parks Trail Challenge ...................................................................................................... 50 Geochaching ............................................................................................................................................... 51 Awards & Milestones .............................................................................................................................. 51 Souvenirs ................................................................................................................................................. 51 Earthcache .................................................................................................................................................. 51 Other Useful Resources: ............................................................................................................................. 53 Boy Scouts of America Outdoor Awards Cub Scout Outdoor Activity Award All Cub Scouts have the opportunity to earn the Cub Scout Outdoor
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