In addition to its BSA programs, Philmont continues to operate as a ranch, maintaining a stock of cattle, horses, burros and bison.

West successfully argued that Scouting was non-sectarian and the Catholics accepted the BSA program in 1913.

By early 1916, Seton was officially out of the BSA program, and most of his contributions were removed from the 1916 edition of the handbook.

The health and safety policies of Learning for Life are very similar to those used with BSA programs.

Although an officially approved BSA program, Varsity Scouting continued to face opposition.

Wood Badge is the advanced training program for leadership skills for all adults in all BSA programs.

The focus of the BSA program is to prepare graduates as Certified Public Accountants either in the government or private sector.

Chief Scout Executive James E. West felt that having BSA programs for younger boys under 12 would draw away boys from the core Scouting program.

These awards are part of a series used in several of the BSA programs.

His legacy and influence can still be seen today in the BSA program and in Scouting training manuals and methods for both youth and adults.