Baden-Powell, Robert

Robert Baden-Powell was a British military officer and founder of the Scout Movement, which began in 1907. He created the Boy Scouts to promote outdoor skills, leadership, and character development among young boys. His ideas emphasized self-reliance, community service, and respect for nature. The Scout Movement quickly grew worldwide, inspiring millions of youths to engage in adventurous activities while learning about responsibility and teamwork. Baden-Powell's work has had a lasting impact on youth education and development, fostering a global culture of volunteering and personal growth.