NPS photo In the process outlined below, the park, the scout, and the scouting leadership team track and monitor each step of the project. The scout will gain valuable experience and leadership skills during the project. The park staff monitor the project for compliance and resource protection. 
NPS photo All scout award candidates interested in projects at the park must contact the park volunteer coordinator, telephone 703-221-2847 or email them. The park staff define projects and complete the compliance process. The scout must still write a project proposal then make arrangements for a meeting with staff. The scout meets with the park superintendent, the volunteer coordinator, and the park's designated project supervisor. They discuss how the project will be completed.The scout's proposal must be approved before any work may begin.
List and Description of Scout Award Projects for Year 2023 The park will have only four of these projects available during one calendar year. As scouts chose a project, park staff update the website page to reflect the reservation status. Once a scout claims a project, the scout has two months to make preliminary arrangements and to receive park approval. If no progress is made, the award project will be re-announced on the park web site. Another scout may then take on the project as their own. 2023 Projects to be announced soon. 
NPS photo C.Lynch Park staff look forward to being part of scout service projects. The scout's legacy of public service may stand for years to come! |
Last updated: December 10, 2022