Useful Scouting Web Links

Boy Scouts of America, National Website - English
¡Scouting Vale la Pena! - Sitio web español oficial
El sitio Web oficial de Boy Scouts of America en el idioma español.
BSA Forms Page [at the BSA National website]
Boy's Life Magazine
Good Turn for America (record your Service Projects!)
Order of the Arrow National Site
BSA Antarctica Scientific Program 
BSA National High Adventure Bases
BSA Physical Fitness Award Page
Hornaday Awards  [for Distinguished Service to Natural Resource Conservation]
Leave No Trace
National Park Service & BSA Service to America
National Scouting Museum
NESA: National Eagle Scout Association
Philmont Scout Ranch
Philmont Training Center
Scouting Magazine
Scouting Magazine "Score-O in Longhorn Country" Article
Soccer & Scouting
Fútbol y Los Scouts
Texas Law Enforcement Explorer Advisors Association

USGS National Atlas Map-Maker Page
U.T. Texas Map Collection
TerraServer USA
TopoZone - Web Topographic Maps
Texas Map-Maker Utility - TAMU
Texas Natural Resources Info System - Digital Orthophotos
 

Animated Knot Lessons - by 42nd Brighton (Saltdean) Scout Group, UK
British Scouting: A - Z of Knots
[Includes a note from Gary Wilson of the Longhorn Council Climbing Committee]
NASA Sky Watch Sighting Opportunities page
US Naval Observatory Master Clock Time
 

Order of the Arrow Forms
National BSA Forms Page
BSA Eagle Scout Project Page
BSA Antarctic Scientific Program
Antarctic Program Qualifications and Application
National Park Service & BSA Service to America: Find a Park
NPS Service to America website
William T. Hornaday Awards - for Distinguished Service to Natural Resource Conservation

Big Bend National Park Official NPS Website
 

Texas Parks and Wildlife Online Boater Education Course
USGS Brazos River Gauge near Palo Pinto
[Note: The Brazos River Authority often releases water from Possum Kingdom Dam late at night, with levels starting to drop by dawn and slowly dropping throughout the day. When camping on the Brazos, keep in mind that the river may rise several feet at night. When the flow is less than 100 CFS (cubic feet per second) the river will be quite shallow in areas that normally have small rapids or gravel bars. The 6 mile section between Worth Ranch and Hwy 4 will have two spots where you will have to walk your boat through a short shallow area at low water. The 14 mile section above Worth Ranch has at least 5 shallow spots between the long pools at low water.]
USGS Texas Streamflow Conditions by Major River Basin
TPWD Texas River Guide
TPWD Texas River Guide- Table of Contents [very useful - includes illustrated guides for canoeing. From Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept.]
Corps of Engineers, Fort Worth District Lake Basin Reports
Lower Colorado River Authority Lake and River Data
Brazos River Authority Gauging Stations/Water Levels
 

NOAA 24 Hour Forecast Map
Ft. Worth-Waco-Dallas Area Weather, National Weather Service (NWS)
NWS Texas Current Weather Information Page
Brazos River Authority Texas Weather Page
Austin-San Antonio-San Marcos-New Braunfels NWS Office
Arkansas Weather - NWS
Central/Western Oklahoma Weather - NWS
Eastern Oklahoma Weather - NWS
NWS Interactive Weather Information Center
NASA Weather Satellite Image Viewer Interactive GOES-8 (East)