2001 National Scout Jamboree Patch
The 2001 Scout Jamboree will be long remembered for ushering the Scout Movement into the new millennium. This was also the last Jamboree that took place in a pre-911 America. There was a large American Indian Village, featuring native american dancing and crafts. Scouts could interact with Scouting’s values like never before in the technologically advanced “Scoutopia” exhibit. The Outdoor Adventure Place that year focused on sustainability with information and demonstrations on “Leave No Trace” camping. The round pocket patch for that year introduced the color black to the red, white, blue, and gold elements and featured the phrase “strong values, strong leaders” along the bottom. This was the focus added to the “character counts” motto of the last few years.
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