The Cub Scout must complete three of these six activities.

1.      Make a survey of a hedgerow or wild area. Be able to identify at least six species of wild flowers, grasses or ferns.

2.      Keep a record of birds they have spotted over one week. Be able to identify at least six wild birds.

3.      Make a survey of a pond, river, stream or seashore. Be able to identify some of the animals, insects or plant life they find.

4.      Explore the insect life of a particular area. Be able to identify some of the types of insect they find.

5.      Identify six different trees or shrubs from their leaves, shape, fruit or nuts and make a bark rubbing.

6.      Identify six butterflies and/or moths and talk to a Leader about their life cycle.