Canada by canoe

Article Abstract:

High adventure outings provide enriching learning experiences for boy scouts. Troop 380 from Sacramento, CA, experienced the Canadian wilderness on a 40-mile hike near the Canada-US border. The 14-member contingent saw several species of wildlife and learned about the land.

Management, Description and travel, Boy Scouts of America, Wilderness areas, Scouts and scouting, Scouts (Youth programs)

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Tool time

Article Abstract:

A buyer's guide to the various types of knives is presented. There are a wide variety of knives available, all are made for a specific function. The knives can be categorized by the following names: all-purpose knives, folding pocketknives, lockbacks, and specialty knives.

Purchasing, Buyers Guide, Knives

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Reel living

Article Abstract:

Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission biologists John Metcalf and Chris Michael have established a program to teach young people fishing and conservation of fishery resources. The Orlando Boy Scouts are taking part in the program.

Study and teaching, Fishing, Fishing (Recreation), Fishery conservation, Boy Scouts

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