Adventure! Troop 97
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Troop 97, in Fort Collins, Colorado, USA, is more than double the size of the average BSA troop, and our Scouts earn Eagle Scout (the BSA's highest award) at almost 8 times the BSA average.
- Troop 97 is one of about 20 troops in the
- Cache La Poudre District, which is one of nine districts in the
- Longs Peak Council, which is one of over 300 local Councils of the
- Boy Scouts of America (BSA), which is one of about 200 National Scout Organization members of the
- World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM)
[For more information about the surprising variety of Scouting organizations around the world, see our World Scouting page.]
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Approvals & Recognitions
Our website is Cybersitter approved as a "Family Friendly" website, and is ICRA (Internet Content Rating Association) rated as being free of foul language, nudity or sex, violence, and gambling, drugs, and alcohol.
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NOTE—Our Information Page provides details about the structure and policies of our website, gives more details about our approvals and recognitions, and contains links to the BSA's legal issues website and to the Scouting Legal Defense Fund webpage showing which United Ways have stopped supporting Scouting. It also lists what we believe are the characteristics of a good website.
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