Beaver Scout Sweatshirt - Official Product

Product Information

Beautiful animal tee shirt designs featuring puffin, otter, owls and insects, made from 100% organic materials using renewable energy. Some of the badges are “staged” badges; you recognise them because they have a number inside them. For instance the “Hikes Away” badge which is earnt when the Beaver has undertaken 1, 5 or 10 hikes. You can replace the 1 Hikes Away badge with the 5 Hikes Away badge as the Beaver progresses and when the Beaver moves to cubs, you can sew staged badges earnt at Beavers onto their cub uniform. To the right of the scarf are diamond Challenge Badges. Beavers earn Challenge Badges during colony meetings as they work towards their Bronze Award, which is the highest award a Beaver can earn. Right Arm Badges

Adopt an animal - whether you have a thing for owls or are crazy about otters, there is an adoption available for you! Money raised goes to helping important conservation work. Special gift box presentations featuring a certificate and soft toy are also available for some species. If you do not buy the optional dark blue activity trousers, then please come along in dark trousers suitable for outdoor activities.

Scarf and Uniform

Fox’s Outdoor in Old Amersham near Tesco sell Beaver uniforms and the 2nd Amersham on the Hill scarf. Beaver uniforms are also available on-line. Chest Badges The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales offer soft toys made of recycled materials, as well as the Wildlife Trust calendars which are produced using eco-friendly processes and materials.

The Scout Association is a worldwide uniformed organisation and we therefore at 2nd Cheshunt expect every member to wear a uniform every week & when attending additional events/activities outside of the normal section meetings. There will however be the occasional exception when those involved will be told that uniform is not required for the one evening/activity, but the general rule is uniform is required unless told otherwise. I will definately be recommended yourselves to the scouts, cubs and beavers leaders and mums, dads etc and also to any guide, brownies and Worcestershire Wildlife Trust has created a gorgeous range of virtual gifts including a carpet of bluebells, a home for dormice or flowers for the bees. You can also adopt an otter, dormouse or barn owl. Some beautiful wildlife-themed homeware is also available, including tea towels, mugs and tote bags. A range of gifts from individual Wildlife Trusts are also available online, such as plastic-free homeware, children’s toys, lunchboxes and flasks, jewellery and accessories. For the garden, there are wildflower seeds, bird boxes and attractive bird feeders. All sales directly support the work of local Trusts caring for wild spaces and the creatures that live there. These include: To the left of the scarf is the purple Membership Badge worn by all Scouts worldwide. The small square badge with a number in it, which shows the number of years the Beaver has been a member is worn above the Membership Badge.

Feed the birds all year long with bird food and stylish feeders from conservation award-winnning Vine House Farm. Activity badges go on the left arm. These are circular badges that the beaver earns during activities at colony meetings. You must provide a uniform and scarf for your beaver. Your beaver receives a woggle and badges when they are invested. Scouting is a uniformed organisation. When you join, you need to buy the uniform before you are invested (normally a few weeks after joining).