sleeve. There are 51 of them. The requirements are typically done alone, instead of with groups. Athletics Individual Sport-Demonstrate ability in an individual sport approved by your troop. Team Sport-Demonstrate your ability in any suitable or appropriate team sport that is approved by your troop. Winter Sport-Demonstrate your ability in any suitable or appropriate winter sport that is approved by your troop. Swimming-Demonstrate an ability to swim. Water Sport-Demonstrate your ability in any water sport approved by your troop. Culture and Society Artist-To recognize an interest and participation in art. Literary Arts-To recognize participation in literary arts. Photography-To recognize knowledge and skills in photography or videography. Cultural Awareness-To gain a greater understanding of Canada's cultural diversity. Modeller-To recognize interest and ability in constructing models or toys. Special Needs Awareness-To gain a greater awareness of special needs requirements. Handicraft-to recognize skill in some form of handicraft. Music-To recognize musical ability. Heritage-To explore a Scout's heritage. Performing Arts-To recognize participation in a performing art. Environment Agriculture-Demonstrate your knowledge and involvement in an agricultural project. Horticulture-Demonstrate your knowledge and involvement in a horticultural project. Soil and Water Management-Demonstrate your knowledge and involvement in soil and water management. Fish and Wildlife-Demonstrate your knowledge and involvement in fish and wildlife management. Naturalist-Demonstrate your knowledge and skill in the field of natural science, emphasizing outdoor activity. Climate Change-Demonstrate your knowledge and involvement in climate change. Forestry-Demonstrate your knowledge and involvement in forest management. Recycling-Demonstrate your knowledge and involvement in recycling. Home and Family Builder-Show an interest in building objects. Family Care-Show an interest in personal responsibility for your family. Safety-Demonstrate a knowledge for safety. Cooking-Show an interest in planning and cooking meals. Home Repair-Demonstrate the ability to make home repairs. Emergency Preparedness-Demonstrate knowledge of how to prepare for an emergency. Pet Care-Show an interest and ability in maintaining a healthy pet Outdoors Pioneering-This badge recognizes the ability of a Scout in the area of Pioneering. The ability goes beyond a basic knowledge of knots and lashing, to the point that the Scout can create useful and creative items using easily obtained wooden poles and rope (including cord and string). Powercraft-To encourage Scouts to practice the safe operation of a powercraft, and be able to demonstrate basic maintenance. White Water-Teach the safe and responsible handling of a canoe, kayak, or similar craft in moving water. Advanced Tripping-Demonstrate extended lightweight camping skills while adhering to Leave No Trace