organization into the BSA. The Woodcraft League of America was a co-educational program open to children between ages "4 and 94". Seton established a program he called "Brownies" in 1921 for girls and boys ages 6–11, based on his earlier book, Woodland Tales. The organization consisted of the Big Lodge for Boys (12–18 years of age), the Big Lodge for Girls (12–18 years of age), as well as the Woodcraft Club and Sun Lodge for Male and Female Adults. The Red Lodge or Medicine Lodge also existed for a time, it was for men over the age of 21 interested in a more spiritual approach to Woodcraft. There were many local Woodcraft groups in the United States in the early part of the 20th century. Camps following the Woodcraft Program in the United States and Canada were also founded by friends and students of Seton. The Woodcraft League influenced the formation of Lone Scouts inspired in 1912 by John Hargrave. In the United Kingdom, the Woodcraft League influenced the Order of Woodcraft Chivalry formed in 1916, the Kindred of the Kibbo Kift formed in 1920 and Woodcraft Folk formed in 1925 and Camp Fire Girls (UK). See also Woodcraft (youth movement) The Woodcraft Folk Cultural appropriation Kibbo Kift Plastic shaman Playing Indian Scoutcraft Youth rights Youth participation History of youth work List of youth organizations References External links The BSA's 'forgotten' founding father (October 1998) The Woodcraft League in Czechoslovakia (split in 1992) Liga lesní moudrosti – The Woodcraft League in Czech Republic Liga lesnej múdrosti – The Woodcraft League of Slovakia Woodcraft Rangers History of the Woodcraft Movement Agrupacion de Escultismo Woodcraft de Chile (Woodcraft Chile) Liga Woodcraft Interamericana Seton Legacy Project, Academy for the Love of Learning Associations related to the Boy Scouts of America Non-aligned Scouting organizations in the United States Youth organizations based in Canada