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for your rockhounds

Burke Museum (Seattle, University of Washington)
The Burke offers the Geology badge several times throughout the year. This is a comprehensive program taught by a PhD, with the assistance of a geological engineer. Scouts who come with an eagerness to learn can complete their badge on a Saturday afternoon. Parents can visit the rest of the museum, or remain with their Scouts (also open to Cubs and Webelos).

Kitsap Mineral and Gem Society
Every November, KMGS hosts “Kitsap Rocks!” at their Fall Festival of Gems (Kitsap Fairgrounds). Several merit badge counselors and experts are on hand to help Scouts work on and/or earn their Geology badges.
Kitsap Mineral and Gem Society
PO Box 3342, Silverdale, WA 98383-3342

1. stacking badges elective | Boy Scouts on the Kitsap Peninsula Says:
   November 8th, 2009 at 7:11 am

   [...] 50 insects. This will be a good head start. Requirement 4h is almost the same requirement as for Geology. Requirement 4g is nearly identical to Forestry Req. [...]