Girl Scout Brownies at SeaSnooze!

Girl Scout Brownie Troop 138 joined GSGCF Staff at Mote Marine for a Brownie Seasnooze Overnight! Girls learned about manatees, sharks and other ocean creatures and playing in the touch tanks!

Geocaching at Camp Caloosa Adventure!

Article Submitted by Annie from Girl Scout Troop 300:

This month, Girl Scout Troop 300 broke into the worldwide sport of geocaching - where you use multi-million-dollar military satellites to find pieces of Tupperware hidden in the woods. We found three of the four large caches hidden at Camp Caloosa and spent a half-hour wandering around in the woods looking for the fourth one. Overcast skies made the GPS less dependable than we'd hoped, but we had lots of fun.

We scored a FTF (First to Find!) on the cache called Honeybee - which was FILLED with carpenter ants - and the girls had a blast trading swag and signing the logs. We think caching will become a regular adventure for this group of treasure hunters!

Girl Scouts Mom and Me Pink Ribbon Day

Mom and Me Pink Ribbon Day

Moms and daughters had a great time at camp making pink fuzzy flip flops, pink ribbons, tie dying pink t-shirts, and hadve a pink ribbon coloring contest. Girls were also put into groups by age level to discuss breast cancer in an age appropriate way and learn about what they can do to help support Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Troop 1 from Lee County

Girl Scout Browinies in Troop 1 visited the Butterfly Garden at Pelican Preserve in Fort Myers on Saturday 9/12/09. They enjoyed learning about butterflies and their life process.
--Submitted by Girl Scout Troop 1