150+ Eagle Scout Projects in the Parks

I’ve been the project coach for over 150 Eagle Scout projects over the years that have helped to improve nature access and parks for both human and wildlife use.

Projects have included three-bin compost systems, garden work benches, cold frames, recycled plumber garden benchesAdirondack chairs, trail-head kiosks,  canoe & kayak river access trails, animal tracking stations, camp skills knot tying board, bird feeding area display, small bridges, platforms for wet area crossings, routed trail signage, a recycled bottle green house, pollinator homes, bat boxes, blue bird houses, screech owl/wood duck houses, picnic tables, a river seating area, tree identification tags and more.

Below are some project pictures that hopefully give you ideas for your own places and spaces.  Many also qualify for Girl Scout Gold Awards or Cub Scout Conservation Awards and even the BSA Distinguished Conservation Service Award!

THANK YOU SCOUTS!

David Alexander is a professional outdoor guide and conservation biologist.  He enjoys making nature more accessible to people and wildlife.  You can follow him at www.natureintoaction.com and @natureintoaction

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