Scouting in the US state Oregon includes youth Scout and Scout organizations, as well as newer organizations such as the Baden-Powell Service Association.
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Sejarah awal (1907-1950)
In 1916, the Portland Board (# 492) was founded. It changed its name to the Portland Area Council (# 492) in 1929. It renamed the Columbia Pacific Council (# 492) in 1966. It merged into the Cascade Pacific Council (# 492) in 1993.
In 1918, the Salem Council (# 493) was founded. It changed its name to the Willamette District Council (# 493) in 1923. It renamed the Cascade Area Council (# 493) in 1926.
In 1921, the Lagrande Council (# 494) was founded. Closed in 1924.
In 1922, the Board of Astoria (# 489) was founded. It changed its name to Clatsop County Council (# 489) in 1923. In 1927, the Clatsop County Council merged into the Portland Area Council (# 492).
In 1922, the Corvallis Council (# 493) was established. Closed in 1924.
In 1922, the Linn County Council (# 491) was formed. Closed in 1924.
In 1924, the Bend Board (# 651) was established. It changed its name to the Central Oregon Council (# 651) in 1925. It joined the Mid-Columbia Council (# 494) in 1927.
In 1924, the Coos County Council (# 490) was founded. It merged into the Douglas-Coos Board (# 682) in 1926.
In 1924, The Dalles Council (# 494) was founded. It changed its name to Mid-Columbia Council (# 494) in 1925. It was renamed the Mid-Columbia-Deschutes Area Council (# 617) in 1929. The Council was dissolved in 1934 and the area served by Direct Service..
In 1924, Douglas County Council (# 682) was founded. It joined the Douglas-Coos Council (# 682) in 1926.
In 1924, the Klamath County Council (# 746) was founded. It merged into the Crater Lake Council (# 491) in 1932.
In 1924, the Medford Council (# 491) was founded. It changed its name to Crater Lake Council (# 491) in 1925.
In 1925, Lane County Council (# 697) was established. It changed its name to the Wallamet Hall (# 697) in 1933. It changed its name to the Oregon Trail Council (# 697) in 1944.
In 1926, the Cascade Area Council (# 493) was established. It joined the Cascade Pacific Council (# 492) in 1993.
In 1926, Douglas County Council (# 490) was founded from the merger of Coos County Council (# 682) and Council Douglas County (# 682). It joined the Willamette Council (# 697) in 1933.
In 1927, the Benlinncoln Council (# 490) was founded. In 1931 it was split with half of the board going to the Cascade Area Council (# 697) and the other half going to Lane County Council (# 493).
In 1936, the Modoc Area Council (# 494) was established. It merged into Crater Lake Council (# 491) in 1993.
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Recent history (1950-2010)
The Modoc Area Council (# 494) merged into the Crater Lake Council (# 491) in 1993.
The Columbia Pacific Council (# 492) joined the Cascade Area Council (# 493) to create the Cascade Pacific Council (# 492) in 1993.
Boy Scouts in Oregon
There are five local Scouts of America councils serving the community in Oregon, although they are not all headquartered in Oregon.
Blue Mountain Council
Blue Mountain Council melayani Pramuka di Washington dan Oregon.
Cascade Pacific Council
Cascade Pacific Council of the Republic of Washington
Organisasi
- Distrik Calapooia
- Distrik Chinook
- Distrik Lembah Elang
- Distrik Columbia Gorge
- Distrik Fort Clatsop
- Distrik Fort Vancouver
- Lewis & amp; Distrik Clark
- Distrik Mid-Columbia
- Distrik Skyloo
- Distrik Sunset Trail
- Distrik Tiga Sungai
- Distrik Thunderbird
- Distrik Tillamook
- Distrik Tuality
- Distrik Willamette
- Distrik Sea Scout
Lewis and Clark districts
The Lewis and Clark District support the Scouting unit in the East Portland and North Clackamas County regions of the Columbia River to Gladstone City and from the Willamette River to Interstate 205.
Camp
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- Aubrey Watzek Lodge, a winter cottage on over 12 acres of leased property from the US Forest Service
- Camp Baldwin, 680 acre property 17 miles (27 km) west of Dufur in Hood Mountain National Forest
- Butte Creek Scout Ranch, a horse farm that works 670 acres south of Scotts Mills
- Camp Clark, the second camp at Meriwether Reservation near Tillamook
- Camp Cooper, 240 acres northwest of Willamina in coastal forests
- Camp Ireland, a 12-hectare property in Hillsboro
- Camp Meriwether, a 790 acre beach property south of Cape Lookout near Tillamook
- Nanitch Lodge, winter cottage hut on an 8-hectare property rented from the US Forest Service
- Camp Lewis, 116 acres property near Battleground, Washington
- Camp Pioneer, a 48-hectare property east of Salem in Mount Jefferson Protected Forest, leased from the US Forest Service
- Royce-Finel, a 17-acre property near Astoria
- Sea Scout Base, one acre along the Columbia River near Portland International Airport
Butte Creek Scout Ranch
Butte Creek Scout Ranch is a farm that doubles as a Cub Scout resident camp. Comprised of over 600 acres located near Scotts Mills, this property was first opened as a summer camp in 1997. During the summer, this is a 3 day and 2 night camp for 5-10 year old guides. Unlike other Cub camp residents on the council, it has a Western theme every year. It is one of the few scout camps in the country that includes a riding station. Across the property, cows, goats, chickens, and sometimes pigs are present. This property is also the first camp on the board to start sessions for girls in the same age group. Originally started in 2007, the program was called "Sisters' Camp" and had the goal of making the Cub Scout nuns also have the opportunity to experience it. In 2012, the program still exists (now called "Girls' Camp"), and for ages 8 to 13. Summer staff are mainly high school students.
This property also serves as a winter location for 70 board horse heads. Twice a year, June and August, 50 horses are driven between Camp Baldwin and Butte Creek along a scenic route over Mount Hood. The Horse Trek is open to anyone over the age of 13, although scouts receive a discount. During winter, scouts can enjoy weekend horseback riding and camping on the property. Winter is managed by a diverse group of volunteers who run the rides and help maintain the property.
Arrow Order
- Wauna La-Mon'tay Lodge # 442 Members provide thousands of hours of service each year to the Cascade Pacific Council camps.
Crater Lake Council
Crater Lake Council serves Spies in Oregon and California.
Organization
- Big Pines district serves Jackson County, Oregon
- Fremont District serves the Crook, Jefferson, and Deschutes districts of Oregon
- The Klamath District serves Klamath County, Oregon, Lake County, Oregon and Modoc County, California
- Roaring Rogue District serves Josephine County, Oregon
- Siskiyou District serves Siskiyou County, California
- The Pacific River Region serves Humboldt County, California
- Redwood Gate District serves Del Norte County, California
Camp
- Camp Makualla is located on the shores of the Crescent Lake in the heart of the Cascades and Deschutes National Forest.
- Camp McLoughlin is located on the northwest coastline of the Fremont-Winema National Forest Forest.
Arrow Order
- Lo La 'Qam Geela Lodge # 491
Ore-Ida Board
Ore-Ida Council melayani Scouts di Idaho dan Oregon.
Oregon Trail Council
Oregon Trail Council serves more than 5,000 youths, supported by over 2,300 adults in over 260 units. We serve 6 counties in Western Oregon from Cascades to the Coast including Eugene, Springfield, Corvallis, Roseburg, and Coos Bay. Scouts are served along the famous Oregon Coast from Lincoln City to Brookings.
Organization
- Benton District serves Benton County
- The Cascade district serves Springfield, Cottage Grove, and East Lane County
- Chinook District serves Coos County
- Doug Fir District serves Douglas County
- Greenwood District serves Eugene and Western Lane County
- Wacoma District serves Curry County
- Yaquina District serves Lincoln County
Camp
- Camp Baker
- Our flagship camp is located on a private peninsula on Lake Siltcoos just outside the coastal city of Florence, Oregon. Camp Baker has been serving Scouting and western Oregon for 50 years with a high-caliber open program. Soldiers come from as far as eastern Oregon, Montana, Washington, Idaho and California. 17 delicious meals are served from Kenneth Ford Dining Hall. Camp Baker is a popular destination for outdoor schools, church groups and family reunions. Campsites and wheelchair-accessible cabins are also available.
- Melt Camp
- High in the heart of Cascades, Scout and Scouter both find the peak of what Scouting has to offer. We help focus your troops on patrol methods, key skills, upgrades, and highland jungle adventures. The program at Camp Mellem is tailored to promote adventure. Our structured morning devotional badge sessions gave way for an afternoon of exploration. Enjoy open archery, rifle, and shotgun, as well as open areas on the beach, nature, and Scoutcraft. Mountain calls and endless footsteps will be a constant attraction.
- Hike the Middle Sister or down to an ancient lava tube.
- Swimming, snorkels, SUP, kayaks, canoes, rows, and fish in our very warm and crystal-clear lake.
- Achieve ranking on Track to First Class.
- Up and rappel on natural stone.
- Day climb to one of the surrounding lakes.
- High in the heart of Cascades, Scout and Scouter both find the peak of what Scouting has to offer. We help focus your troops on patrol methods, key skills, upgrades, and highland jungle adventures. The program at Camp Mellem is tailored to promote adventure. Our structured morning devotional badge sessions gave way for an afternoon of exploration. Enjoy open archery, rifle, and shotgun, as well as open areas on the beach, nature, and Scoutcraft. Mountain calls and endless footsteps will be a constant attraction.
- Camp Murnane
- Marion Mooney Scout Farm
- Kitson Hot Springs
- Weyerhaeuser Woods
Arrow Order
- Tsisqan Lodge # 253
Girl Scouts in Oregon
There are two Scout boards serving girls in Oregon.
Scout from Silver Sage
Serving girls in Malheur County, Oregon with headquarters in Boise, Idaho.
Oregon and Southwest Scout Girls Washington
Formed by the merger of Scout Girls - Columbia River Boards, Girl Scouts from Santiam Council, the Western Rivers Scout Board, and the Winema Scout Board in October 2008.
Service center in Oregon
- Bend
- Eugene
- Medford
- Portland
Program center:
- The Albany Program Center is located in a residential section of Albany.
- The Lebanese Program Center is a converted school building located in Lebanon.
- The Newport Program Center is located in a coastal Newport settlement and the Oregon Coast Aquarium.
- The Waterfront Program Center is located in Seaside, near the beach.
Summer resident camp
- Camp Arrowhead is 260 acres (1.1Ã, km 2 ) located in Gorge near Stevenson, Washington. Camp Arrowhead has 260 hectares of forest, grasslands, walkways, and lakes. Opened in 1948.
- Camp Cleawox is located two miles south of Florence at Dunes Oregon National Recreation Area. The 47-hectare site (190,000 m 2 ) is located in a freshwater lake. The first Women Scouts began camping there before 1930 and in 1938/1939 major work was done by the Civil Conservation Corps. This property was also rented by another group until 1949.
- Camp Whispering Winds is located in the wooded hills of Kings Valley. The camp covers 220 hectares (0.89 km 2 ) and the central lake.
Outdoor Program Center:
- Homestead Outdoor Program Center is 32 acres (130,000 m 2 ) located at the historically important Creighton Homestead in Rhododendron at the foot of Mount Hood.
- Mountaindale Outdoor Program Center is located on the Sunset Highway in North Plains. Mountaindale has 50 acres (200,000 m 2 ) wood, meadows, and ponds.
- Ruth Hyde Outdoor Program Center is 90 acres (360,000 m 2 ) about seven miles west of Grants Pass.
Baden-Powell Service Association in Oregon
The Baden-Powell Service Association has six charter groups in the Portland, Oregon region - more than any other city in the United States. BPSA is an inclusive, "back to basics" organization that welcomes boys and girls from 5 years old to adults.
Columbia River 45th
The 45th Columbia River group began as "Truman Scouts", affiliated with the Clark County Garden Foundation. They then joined BPSA.
55th Cascadia
The 55th Cascadia scouting group was founded in 2013 by Ethan Jewett and Travis Wittwer to bring an inclusive search experience to Portland.
636 Mt. Tabor
636 Mt. The Tabor group was established when 55th Cascadia reached capacity and could no longer accept new reconnaissance.
Wildwood 22nd
The Wildwood Scout Group of the 22nd was formed by Joseph Kiniry in 2014. They are based in Northwest Portland.
Owl Spots 503
See also
- Scouting in Idaho
- The Scout (Portland, Oregon)
References
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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