Service in action at Bartlett Lake!  Troop 3030 collected 126 pounds of trash during a Bartlett Lake shoreline cleanup as part of the Scouting for Clean Waterways initiative, helping protect local wildlife and waterways. Learn more and view photos on our Facebook page! 

We invite all units to take part in a “Conservation Good Turn” this spring (April–June)—giving you flexibility to participate when it works best for your schedule.

Introducing Scouting for Clean Waterways — a simple, impactful way for Scouts to give back to their communities while helping protect Arizona’s natural resources.

Scouts can:

• Participate as a unit or individually
• Conduct a trash clean-up in their community
• Track and report what they collect
• Earn the Scouting for Clean Waterways Award

Just like Scouting for Food, this initiative is designed to be flexible and accessible—whether it’s a small effort or a large-scale project, every action makes a difference.

Let’s work together to keep our waterways clean and make a lasting impact this April.

👉 Learn how your unit can participate in Scouting for Clean Waterways at https://www.scouting.org/outdoor-programs/scouting-clean-waterways/ 

Scouting for Clean Waterways certificate-editable.pdf

Report Your Impact & Share Your Story

👉 Click here to learn how to record your event.

We’d love to highlight your efforts! Help show how Scouts are taking action across Arizona by sharing your stories, photos, and results.

📧 Send submissions to:
Tarryn.Hutchison@acoutingaz.org
GCC.Marketing@scoutingaz.org