- Attend a minimum of 50% of all troop meetings, PLCs, campouts, service projects
- Explain Outdoor Ethics related rank advanced requirements for the Tenderfoot, Second Class and First Class ranks
- Demonstrate how to practice the Outdoor Code, and the Leave No Trace and Tread Lightly! principles to meet advancement requirements
- Help the troop plan and conduct an effective Outdoor Ethics program
- Help the troop understand and plan conservation activities
- Help Life Scouts understand, plan, and carry out activities or projects meeting conservation service hour requirements
- Encourage Scouts to complete Outdoor Ethics Awards and Merit Badges
- Prepare Den Chiefs to share Outdoor Ethics principles with Cub Scouts
- Complete LNT Trainer and Tread Lightly training if possible
- Provide a minimum of two 15 Minute Outdoor Ethics Training sessions during the appointment period
- Execute one conservation service project during the appointment period
- Help to improve fellow Scouts’ outdoor ethics and decision-making skills
- Serve as a member of the Patrol Leaders’ Council
- Provide a TO Report to the SPL at each PLC either oral if you attend or written if you are not there
- Inform the SPL if you are not going to make an event and find a replacement
- Set a Good Example
- Wear the Scout uniform correctly
- Live by the Scout Oath and Law
- Show and help develop Scout spirit
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