Requirements 1,3,4,5,7,8,9,10,11 will be covered in this Merit Badge class

Pre-Requisites: 

2. Ecology. Do the following and discuss with your counselor

(a) Choose an area approved by your counselor and observe (sight, sound, and smell) its ecosystem over a two-day period.
(b) Make notes about the living, nonliving (e.g., rocks), and formerly living components. Include information about interactions among the components, including the food chain, predators, native species, and invasive species, and identify how human activities have affected the ecosystem.

6. Rare, Threatened, or Endangered Species. Do ONE of the following and discuss with your counselor:

(a) Do research on one endangered species found in your state. Learn about its natural habitat, why it is endangered, what is being done to preserve it, and how many individual species are left in the wild. Prepare a 100-word report about the species and include a drawing or photo. Present your report to your patrol or troop.
(b) Do research on one species that was endangered or threatened but that has now recovered. Learn about how the species recovered, and what its new status is. Prepare a 100-word report on the species and include a drawing or photo. Present your report to your patrol or troop.
(c) With your parent or guardian and counselor's approval, work with a natural resource professional to identify a completed project that has been designed to improve the habitat for a threatened or endangered species in your area. Visit the site and report on what you saw to your patrol or troop.

Session will be held Monday November 23rd from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM

Limited to the first 20 registrants

All participants will be held to a high standard. Participation is required, registration alone does not guarantee completion of the merit badge. For some merit badges some requirements will not be able to be completed. Please pay attention to the requirements you can expect to be covered in this merit badge class. Please bring a Blue Card with your Scoutmaster signature to the merit badge session.  the blue card will be returned to the Scout at the end of the session with all the completed requirement's marked off. If the Scout completes all the merit badge requirements to the satisfaction of the merit badge counselor the blue card will also include their signature.

Merit Badge Counselors may not require the use of merit badge workbooks, however a Merit Badge workbook can help you organize your thoughts as you prepare for Environmental Science Merit Badge. The Environmental Science Merit Badge workbook can be found here. 

There is NO REFUNDS for Camp CIEC merit badge session