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| National Capital Chapter Safari Club International |
| Welcome to the National Capital Chapter Sables Division |
Safari Club International Sables is th leader in promoting wildlife
conservation, and through wildlife education. The National Capital Chapter
Supports the American Wilderness Leadership School and Safari In A Box
conservation, and through wildlife education. The National Capital Chapter
Supports the American Wilderness Leadership School and Safari In A Box
National Capital Chapter Sables assist Girl Scouts earn their Wildlife Badge
The National Capital Chapter Sables were pleased to travel to Hartwood Days near Fredericksburg, Virginia. Hartwood
Days is a large outdoor event sponsored and organized by local Scout Troops. The Sables were invited to participate.
The Sables decided to focus on girl scouts with the purpose of continuing education of the outdoors, hunting and
conservation. Four of the Sables are teachers, so creating lesson plans to fulfill the Wildlife Badge was right up their
alley! Many girl scouts earned their badge by attending the lessons at the Sables booth. Hundreds of youth went through
the booth and were introduced to the Safari in a Box and the mission of Safari Club International. Other Sables members
assisted the Eddie the Eagle program and educating youth about the importance of gun safety. The Wildlife Badge
seminars proved to be so popular that the Sables have been invited to participate in a “Cubaree” next month where the
Sables will aim their education to Cub Scouts to earn belt loops while learning about wildlife and conservation. If you
know of any scouts in the NOVA area who may benefit from this seminar to earn a badge, contact Beth Robinson.
The National Capital Chapter Sables were pleased to travel to Hartwood Days near Fredericksburg, Virginia. Hartwood
Days is a large outdoor event sponsored and organized by local Scout Troops. The Sables were invited to participate.
The Sables decided to focus on girl scouts with the purpose of continuing education of the outdoors, hunting and
conservation. Four of the Sables are teachers, so creating lesson plans to fulfill the Wildlife Badge was right up their
alley! Many girl scouts earned their badge by attending the lessons at the Sables booth. Hundreds of youth went through
the booth and were introduced to the Safari in a Box and the mission of Safari Club International. Other Sables members
assisted the Eddie the Eagle program and educating youth about the importance of gun safety. The Wildlife Badge
seminars proved to be so popular that the Sables have been invited to participate in a “Cubaree” next month where the
Sables will aim their education to Cub Scouts to earn belt loops while learning about wildlife and conservation. If you
know of any scouts in the NOVA area who may benefit from this seminar to earn a badge, contact Beth Robinson.
Beth Robinson and Kim Comrie
explain Safari In a Box to Scouts
explain Safari In a Box to Scouts