Guajataka Scout Reservation
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Boy Scouts attending the opening of the Caribbean National Wildlife Refuge Complex and Caribbean Ecological Service Field Office in Boquerón, Puerto Rico
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| Owner | Boy Scouts of America | ||
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Cub Scouting: 7–10 (Male youth) Boy Scouts: 11–17 (Male youth) Venturing and Sea Scouting: 14–20 (Co-ed youth) All programs: 18 and over (Co-ed adults) |
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| Headquarters | Guaynabo, Puerto Rico | ||
| Location | All 78 municipalities of Puerto Rico, including Vieques and Culebra | ||
| Country | Puerto Rico | ||
| Founded | November 15, 1927 | ||
| Membership | 9,700+ | ||
| President | Dr. Ángel Velázquez | ||
| Scout Executive | María Molinelli, Esq. | ||
| Council Commissioner | Pedro Caez Sierra | ||
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| Guajataka Scout Reservation | |||
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| Owner | Puerto Rico Council | ||
| Headquarters | San Sebastián, Puerto Rico | ||
| Location | Guajataca Lake | ||
| Country | Puerto Rico | ||
| Coordinates | 18°22′3.41″N 66°55′12.38″W / 18.3676139°N 66.9201056°W | ||
| Founded | 1938 | ||
| Director | Félix Berríos | ||
| Ranger | Leopoldo "Junior" Alicea | ||
| Program Director | Roberto A. Vélez | ||
| Commissioner | Julián Egea Cardona | ||
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Map of Caribe Girl Scout Council and its campsites
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| Owner | Girl Scouts of the USA | ||
| Headquarters | San Juan, Puerto Rico | ||
| Location | All 78 municipalities of Puerto Rico, including Vieques and Culebra | ||
| Country | United States | ||
| Founded | 1926 | ||
| Executive Director | Ness Marie Tollinche | ||
| Program Director | Denise Sambolín | ||
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Scouting in Puerto Rico has a long history, from the 1920s to the present day, serving both boys and girls. Troops, Venturing Crews and Sea Scouting units are part of the Boy Scouts of America, for both boys and girls, or the Girl Scouts of the USA, for girls. Several campsites are owned and maintained by these organizations.
Puerto Rican Boy Scouting is served by the Puerto Rico Council (Spanish: Concilio de Puerto Rico) of the Boy Scouts of America. Founded in 1927 as the Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands Council and part of the Northeast Region of the Boy Scouts of America, but the Virgin Islands District was separated into a new Virgin Islands Council in 1965.
Thousands of youth and volunteers participate in four programs, Cub Scouting, Boy Scouts, Venturing and Sea Scouting, with the mission of preparing youth to make correct choices ethically and morally for their future by learning the Scout Law and Scout Promise. The council serves more than 6,200 youth and 3,500 volunteers in more than 300 units.
The Puerto Rico Council is divided into six districts, all named based on the Taíno name of each of the districts' base area:
Puerto Rico is the only council of the BSA where the Spanish translation is in primary usage.
A Scout is: – Un Escucha es:
Guajataka Scout Reservation or Campamento Guajataka, often simply referred to as Guajataka and nicknamed Santuario de Amistad (English: Sanctuary of Friendship), is the Puerto Rico Council's camp reservation, located at the northwest part of the island in San Sebastián annex to Guajataca Lake. Camp Guajataka is the reservation where Scouts and leaders of the Boy Scouts of America program attend for recreational activities, summer camp, seminars, leadership training and Scouting-related meetings.
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