The Outdoor Code
Leave No Trace
Tread Lightly
Biodegradability
Odds & Ends
100

Playing loud music with hiking violates which part of the outdoor code? 

What is be considerate in the outdoors? 

100

"Schedule your trip to avoid time of high use" is part of this principle of Leave No Trace

What is Plan Ahead and Prepare? 

100

Tread Lightly consists of this many principles. 

What is five? 

100

This is how long it takes an orange or banana peel to decompose. 

What is 2-4 weeks? 

100

This merit badge was originally known as Conservation. 

What is Sustainability? 

200

Being clean in outdoor manners requires Scouts to camp at leas 200 feet or this many steps from a water source. 

What is 75? 

200

Established trails, campsites, rock, sand, gravel, dry grasses, and snow are examples of this. 

What are durable surfaces? 

200
To travel responsibly you should tackle obstacles in the trail this way instead of going around them. 

What is go over? 

200

This is how long it takes a cardboard box to decompose? 

What is 2 months? 

200

This is a type of trail that zigzags up hillsides to reduce erosion. 

What is a switchback? 

300

To obtain the rank of Eagle, you must earn either of these two merit badges that teach you how to respect the land and help save it for future use. 

What are Sustainability or Environmental Science? 

300

"Do not build structures or furniture, or dig trenches" is a part of this Leave No Trace Principle? 

What is Leave What You Find? 

300

On hiking trails, people traveling in this direction have the right of way. 

What is uphill?

300
It can take 50 years for this to decompose? 

What is a tin can? 

300
You should never urinate on a tree because this element could attract animals that will strip away the bark and damage the tree. 

What is salt? 

400

The BSA Outdoor Code was established in this year. 

What is 1948? 

400

Putting a baby bison in your minivan because it looks cold would be a violation of this Leave No Trace principle. 

What is Respect Wildlife? 

400
Meadows, lakeshores, wetlands, streams, and historical and archeological sites that are easily damaged are examples of this type of area. 

What are sensitive areas?

400

It takes this long for a Poland Spring bottle to decompose. 

What is 450 years? 

400

To measure water clarity, Scouts lower plastic disks known as this into a lake and note the depth at which the disks are barely visible. 

What are Secchi disks? 

500

This is the Outdoor Code. 

What is As an American, I will do my best to ---

Be clean in my outdoor manners.

Be careful with fire. 

Be considerate of the outdoors. 

Be conservation-minded. 

500

These are the 7 Principles of Leave No Trace. 

What are Plan Ahead and Prepare, Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces, Dispose of Waste Properly, Leave What You Find, Minimize Campfire Impacts, Respect Wildlife, and Be Considerate of Other Visitors? 

500

These are the principles of Tread Lightly!

What are travel responsibly, respect the rights of others, educate yourself, avoid sensitive areas, and do your part. 

500

It can take up to 600 years for this to decompose. 

What is fishing line? 

500

Every camper at Philmont Scout Reservation is asked to follow the Leave No Trace principle and complete one of these. 

What is a three hour conservation project? 

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