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Tom Yawkey Conservation Weekend is an overnight camping experience designed for Scouts and their leaders. Throughout the weekend, participants will take part in a focused program centered on Environmental Science, Conservation, and Nature Stewardship.

Scouts may choose from a variety of merit badge courses offered on Saturday morning and again in the afternoon, allowing each Scout to complete up to two badges related to conservation themes. These courses support progress toward earning the BSA World Conservation Award.

In addition to merit badge work, all participants will join a three-hour, hands-on conservation project conducted on site. This year’s project will support habitat efforts for the near-threatened Northern Bobwhite, giving Scouts a meaningful opportunity to contribute to wildlife preservation.

Join us for a memorable evening as we proudly honor and celebrate the Class of 2025 Eagle Scouts. This special night is dedicated to recognizing their remarkable achievements and commitment to excellence. Eagle Scouts are invited to attend at no cost, and families are warmly welcome to join in the celebration with the purchase of a ticket.

Other recognitions include:

District Awards of Merit

Veteran Pins

2025 Eagle Scout Honoree

NOESA Outstanding Eagle Scout Award

and our Newest Silver Beaver award recipients.

Sunday Feburary 22, 2026 at 5:30pm

Elk's Lodge

1113 Sam Rittenberg Blvd

Charleston, SC 29407

Please email 3-5 pictures of your Eagle Project to Monica.Campbell@scouting.org with Subject: Eagle Photos

2026 Unali'Yi Lodge Spring Fellowship

• Elect our new Unali’Yi Lodge officers.
• Discuss and prepare for Cornerstone Conclave.
• Spend time in fellowship and brotherhood with Arrowmen from across the lodge.

Join us for an exciting and educational session focused on safe and responsible use of shooting sports equipment. This training is designed for registered Adult leaders and volunteers who want to learn the fundamentals of marksmanship in a controlled, supervised, and safety-first environment.

Upcoming Range Master Training Opportunity

We are excited to offer Range Master Training for all Scouting America volunteers who want to help bring safe, fun shooting sports to their Cub Scout programs.

Location: Camp Ho Non Wah – Dining Hall
Date: February 28, 2026
Time: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM

What: A one-day opportunity for registered Scouting America scouts to work on merit badge requirements.

Date: Feb. 28, 2026

Location: Capers Hall, The Citadel Campus, Corner of Lee and Hagood Avenue, Charleston SC

Check-in: 8-8:30am

Departure: 4:30-5:00pm

To Register and Request Merit Badges for your Scouts:

1. Register all Scouts on myCampManager
2. Pay for participants online at Website TBA. Cost: $15 per Scout (late registration from Feb 10 - $20 per Scout)
3. Email the following items to Dr. Shealy at shealye1@citadel.edu: a.) XLS spreadsheet to request badges, b.) scan of all class 1 medical forms for each Scout, c.) scan of MBU hold harmless forms for all scouts.

Scouts should bring to the event:

• Medical form or Hold-harmless Form - if not emailed
• Water bottle or canteen
• Sack lunch (ex. sandwich, granola bar, apple, water, napkin)
• Cell phone with parents/guardian contact information (recommended)
• Merit badge worksheets will be provided. Scouts should bring a notebook and a pen or pencil.

For any questions, please contact Dr. Todd Shealy at shealye1@citadel.edu

NYLT is a six-day course (2 weekends) that emphasizes hands-on learning in a fun, engaging environment. Through a blend of activities, presentations, challenges, discussions, and games, participants will develop confidence and leadership abilities while working together as a team.

The course content is designed to build leadership concepts progressively, using practical exercises to reinforce learning. Participants embark on a Quest for the Meaning of Leadership, which brings the leadership lessons to life as they apply their skills throughout the course.

In order to attend an NYLT course, youth must meet the following qualifications by the beginning of the course:

- Must be a registered member of a Scouting unit.
- Must have a current Annual Health and Medical Record form parts A, B, and C.
- Scouts BSA members must be at least 13 years old by the first day of the course and no older than 17 years old. They must also have completed the Introduction to Leadership Skills for Troops and achieved the rank of First Class.
- Venturers and Sea Scouts must be at least 14 years old (or 13 and completed eighth grade) and can be no older than 20 years old. They must have completed Introduction to Leadership Skills for Crews or Ships and have some basic camping experience.
- Have a unit leader recommendation.

NYLT Week One 03/06/2026 » 03/8/2026

NYLT Week Two 03/020/2026 » 03/22/2026

This is a klondike derby. You will build a sled(s) and have patrol(s) move them to different challenges

For any questions please contact Michael Machowski at michaelmachowski@yahoo.com

Join Us for the Coastal Carolina Council’s Family Camp: Jurassic Journey!
April 10–12, 2026

Get ready to travel back in time to an age of epic adventures and larger-than-life creatures! Gather your crew and head into a weekend bursting with prehistoric fun as we transform camp into a dino-sized world of excitement. Families will dig into hands-on crafts, take aim during thrilling archery sessions, test their skills at BB shooting, and uncover plenty of Jurassic-themed surprises around every corner.

So pitch your tent, shake out those camp chairs, and bring along your boldest spirit of discovery. This is your chance to experience a roaring weekend escape your family will be talking about long after the footprints fade!

Christ Episcopal Church

 2304 N Hwy 17, Mt Pleasant, SC 29466

5pm to 8 pm

Drop Off: 4:30pm

Pick Up: 8pm

Please bring reusable water bottle and snack.

For questions or comments, please email:

Zachery.Moffatt@Scouting.org

Welcome to Camp Swampy 2026!
Get ready to travel back in time to a land where dinosaurs roamed, adventures awaited at every
turn, and explorers uncovered the mysteries of the past. This year’s Camp Swampy theme is
“Dinosaurs Unleashed!”
From prehistoric crafts to dino-sized games and exciting outdoor skills, Scouts will step into the
role of brave paleontologists and adventurers. Just like dinosaurs, they’ll learn to adapt, explore,
and discover new strengths as they journey through an action-packed week.

At Camp Swampy, every Scout will:

• Embark on thrilling hands-on activities
• Discover the secrets of ancient creatures
• Build friendships stronger than a T-Rex’s roar
• And create memories that will last a lifetime!
So, grab your explorer’s hat, pack your gear, and get ready—because at Camp Swampy 2026,
dinosaurs rule the week, and an adventure is waiting!

Camp Location
This year, our prehistoric adventure will take place on the spacious grounds of St. Theresa’s
Catholic Church, located at 11001 Dorchester Rd., Summerville, SC 29485. The church campus
provides plenty of room for Scouts to explore, discover, and enjoy all the exciting camp
activities, transforming the space into our very own dino dig site!

Drop-off & Pick-up Times
• Monday–Thursday: Drop-off at 7:45 AM, Pick-up at 4:00 PM
• Friday: Drop-off at 7:45 AM, Pick-up immediately following the Closing Campfire
(TBD)

Registration & Fees
• Early Registration: $135 (Deadline: March 1, 2026)
• Regular Registration-Shirt Guaranteed: $150 (March 2 – May 15, 2026)
• Late Registration-Shirt NOT Guaranteed: $160 (After May 15, 2026, if space allows)
• No Registrations allowed after June 1, 2026
Note: Registration includes all program activities/supplies, a camp T-shirt, patch, and bag.
Scouts bring their own lunch and refillable water bottle daily

Scouting’s flagship event is one-of-a-kind. It’s a gathering of tens of thousands of Scouts, leaders, and Jamboree Service Team members that showcases everything that is great about Scouting America. Scouts and Scouters who attend will explore all kinds of adventures—stadium shows, pioneer village, Mount Jack hikes, adventure sports and more—in the heart of one of nature’s greatest playgrounds. With 10,000 acres at the Summit to explore, there’s no shortage of opportunities to build Scouting memories.
All Scouts welcome to join our Council Contingent of 80+. Must be a min. of a mature 12 years of age on or before the first day of the Jamboree. Contingent will travel together.
Cost $2,200 includes travel, tent, shirts, duffle bag, day packs, meals, and lots of patches.

If you have any questions please contact Michelle Strobel at Michelle.strobel@scouting.org