Scout Projects
Richfield Cub Scout Pack 3387
Are you looking for an opportunity to put all of your Scouting training into practice and make a difference?
Consider Richfield Heritage Preserve for your Troop project, Eagle Scout Award project or Gold Award project. You’ll not only showcase your planning, development and leadership skills, you’ll make a contribution to the park that could be enjoyed for generations to come.
To get started, we encourage you to visit the property to generate an idea and project proposal. Successful proposals identify a solution to an area in need or a creative and sustainable project that adds unique value to the park. Keep in mind, your project must be realistic for you to carry it to completion in the time allotted. Not all projects are necessarily a match to the park and alternative concepts may need to be developed and proposed.
Consider Richfield Heritage Preserve for your Troop project, Eagle Scout Award project or Gold Award project. You’ll not only showcase your planning, development and leadership skills, you’ll make a contribution to the park that could be enjoyed for generations to come.
To get started, we encourage you to visit the property to generate an idea and project proposal. Successful proposals identify a solution to an area in need or a creative and sustainable project that adds unique value to the park. Keep in mind, your project must be realistic for you to carry it to completion in the time allotted. Not all projects are necessarily a match to the park and alternative concepts may need to be developed and proposed.
Bath Richfield Girl Scout Troop 640 - Making Blue Bird Houses
To propose your project, the following information is required:
- Full Contact information (name, phone and email)
- Troop Number and Scout Master’s name and contact information
- Date of your 18th birthday (projects must be proposed at least six months in advance)
- Preferred location within the park
- Preferred time frame of completion and/or installation
- Project proposal (please include all known details)
Please email your response to the questions above to office@rjrd.org, adding SCOUT PROJECT in the subject line
2018 Completed Projects
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Kyle Dluback (Troop 263) built the steps and access ramp at Mable Smith in April 2018.
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Jeff DeLuca (RJRD Board Member) with Aaron Doerner
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Aaron Doerner (Troop 221 in Parma) removed two latrines that were located near the Gas Cut in October 2018.
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John Meaden (Troop 520 in Hinckley) built and installed the entrance sign and
the fire wood storage shelter at the Summer Barn in December 2018.
the fire wood storage shelter at the Summer Barn in December 2018.