Patch Programs
Linking Girls to the Land Patch
Discover, Connect and Take Action by earning a Linking Girls to the Land patch for Girl Scout Brownies though Girl Scout Ambassadors.
Linking Girls to the Land(LGTTL) is an interagency partnership between Girl Scouts of the USA and federal natural resource agencies. LGTTL encourages partnerships between Girl Scouts and federal natural resource agency representatives on local and national levels to offer more joint conservation and outdoor projects to 2.8 million Girl Scout across the country.
Girl Scout Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors are eligible to wear the Get with the Land Patch and receive an official certificate from the Girl Scouts of the USA LGTTL national committee when they complete the patch criteria. The patch order form, certificate and more information about LGTTL are available through your local council and the LGTTL Web site and www.girlscouts.org .
American Volkssport Association Patch
(for all ages)
The GSUSA-American Volkssport Association (AVA) Master Program Patch, was developed jointly by Girl Scouts of the USA and the American Volkssport Association, and encourages a fit lifestyle by making exercising outdoors fun and easy.
Please Note: The participation patch is available from the American Volkssport Association, it is no longer sold in the Girl Scout Shop. Many Girl Scout councils, neighborhoods, and troops participate in volkssporting events.
Water Drop Patch
The popular Water Drop Patch Project, co-produced by Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has been given a face-lift!
The newly revised Water Drop Patch Project Manual inspires Girl Scouts to learn about water quality and to take action to protect and restore local water resources. Aligned to the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, this manual is now available online and in print.
Free hard copies of the manual can be ordered by calling the National Service Center for Environmental Protection at 1-800-490-9198 or email. Ask for EPA document #EPA 840-B-07-001.
