Statement of the Challenge
Pipsico Scout Reservation (PSR) is staffed with one full-time ranger. The myriad of tasks required to maintain and improve the reservation’s real estate and infrastructure far exceed the capabilities of one person
Vision of Service
Under the guidance and supervision of the Camp Ranger, the PBB performs meaningful projects that maintain and improve the camp’s facilitie
s and appearance. The PBB follows all council processes and guidelines
When do the Beavers work?
-Wednesday is the normal camp work day.
-Work begins at 0830 and usually ends at 1600 hours, but you may leave sooner if your schedule requires.
-With the Camp Ranger’s permission, Beavers may work other days if their schedule precludes Wednesday.
-Beavers are not expected to attend every work day. Come when your schedule allows.
-Beavers provide their transportation. Car pooling is encouraged. Contact the project coordinator for information.
-Beavers provide their own lunch. Membership in the PBB is open to all. As a force multiplier supporting the camp ranger, the PBB recruits members with special skills (carpentry, plumbing, electrical, painting, masonry, automotive, HVAC, lumberjack, information technology, heavy equipment operator, etc.) and those desiring to lend a helping hand. “Special skills” is defined as “working knowledge” not professional-level expertise
