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William T. Hornaday Award An "Olympics of Conservation" MERIT BADGES (required) Energy
Environmental Science Fish and Wildlife Management Forestry Public Health Soil and Water Conservation
(elective) Bird Study
Fishing Gardening Geology Insect Study Landscape Architecture Mammal Study Nature Nuclear Science Oceanography Plant Science Pulp and Paper Reptile and Amphibian Study Weather
Picture | Award | Awarded by: | Requirements: |  | Unit Certificate | Local Council | Complete one project; 60% of unit contributes | 
Individual Youth | Badge | Local Council | Scouts earn three of the merit badges in bold, plus any two others listed. Then plan, lead, and carry out a significant project in natural resource conservation. | 
Individual Youth | Bronze Medal | National Council | Scouts earn the Environmental Science merit badge and at least three additional merit badges listed above in boldface, plus any two others. Then plan, lead, and carry out three significant projects from three separate categories listed. | 
Individual Youth | Silver Medal | National Council | Scouts earn all the merit badges listed above in boldface, plus any three others. Then plan, lead, and carry out four significant projects in natural resource conservation or environmental improvements, one each from four of the eight project categories listed. |  Individual Adult | Gold Badge | Local Council | Adult Scouter for leadership in conservation at council or district level for at least three years. |  Individual Adult | Gold Medal | National Council | Adult Scouter for leadership in conservation at national or regional level over a lifetime (at least 20 years) |
Project Categories: Energy conservation Soil and water conservation Fish and wildlife management Forestry and range management Air and water pollution control Resource recovery (recycling) Hazardous material disposal and management Invasive species control
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