Advancement and Recognition in The Boy Scouts of America - Special Opportunities

Special Opportunities

Aquatics
  • Boardsailing BSA
  • BSA Lifeguard
  • Kayaking, BSA
  • Long Cruise
  • Mile Swim, BSA
  • Qualified Seaman
  • Scuba, BSA
  • Small Boat Handler
  • Snorkeling, BSA
Conservation
  • Boy Scout World Conservation Award
  • Conservation Good Turn
  • Cub Scout World Conservation Award
  • Cub Scout Leave No Trace Awareness Award
  • Leave No Trace Awareness Award
  • William T. Hornaday Awards
    • William T. Hornaday Unit Award
    • William T. Hornaday Badge
    • William T. Hornaday Gold Badge
    • William T. Hornaday Bronze Medal
    • William T. Hornaday Silver Medal
    • William T. Hornaday Gold Badge
    • William T. Hornaday Gold Certificate
  • Venturing World Conservation Award
Disabilities
  • Torch of Gold certificate
  • Woods Services Award
Emergency Preparedness
  • BSA Ready and Prepared Award
  • Crime Prevention Awards
  • Emergency Preparedness Award
Outdoors
  • 50-Miler Award
  • Cub Scout Outdoor Activity Award
  • Historic Trails Award
  • National Outdoor Challenge Unit Award
Scoutcraft
  • Firem'n Chit
  • Paul Bunyan Woodsman
  • Totin' Chip
  • Whittlin' Chip
Tenure
  • Service stars
  • Veteran Scouter Pin
Other
  • BSA Family Award
  • BSA Physical Fitness Award
  • Donor Awareness Patch
  • Hometown U.S.A. Award
  • International Activity Patch
  • Interpreter's Strips
  • Recruiter Strip
  • Young American Award

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