Bryan Wendell

Bryan Wendell, an Eagle Scout, is the founder of Bryan on Scouting and a contributing writer.

E.O. Wilson, Eagle Scout biologist known as ‘The Ant Man,’ dies at 92

By: Bryan Wendell |

December 31, 2021

E.O. Wilson, a Distinguished Eagle Scout and visionary scientist, died on Dec. 26 in Massachusetts. He was 92.

2021 Central Region Eagle Project of Year: He created a memorial to first responders

By: Bryan Wendell |

June 28, 2021

For his incredible salute to those who paid the ultimate price in service to his community, Logan, received the Central Region Adams Award.

2021 Eagle Scout Project of the Year: He built an exhibit to honor heroes of D-Day

By: Bryan Wendell |

June 14, 2021

Christopher Adam led a team that designed and constructed an educational exhibit about D-Day, the Normandy landings in World War II.

New research reveals an even earlier Black Eagle Scout: Hamilton Bradley of New York

By: Bryan Wendell |

March 24, 2021

Hamilton Bradley of New York is the earliest known Black Eagle Scout in BSA history. His Eagle court of honor was held on Dec. 19, 1919.

5 Quick Questions with: Joe Davidson, Eagle Scout and Washington Post columnist

By: Bryan Wendell |

March 18, 2021

5 Quick Questions with: Joe Davidson, Eagle Scout and Washington Post columnist

From literal poster child for the BSA to Eagle Scout: 11 years, countless memories

By: Bryan Wendell |

October 14, 2019

Jonathan and his dad, Bruce, were photographed together in 2008 for a BSA recruiting campaign. More than a decade later, Jonathan is now an Eagle Scout.

This is why some Eagle Scouts didn’t have to earn Life or Star badges

By: Bryan Wendell |

November 29, 2018

In an odd twist, eight of the first nine Eagle Scouts earned neither Star nor Life recognition. That includes Arthur Eldred, the first ever Eagle Scout.

Meet 113 Scouts who became famous

By: Bryan Wendell |

February 2, 2018

This list of 113 Scouts who became famous includes presidents and Pulitzer Prize recipients, astronauts and athletes, celebrities and CEOs.

Fascinating new details about BSA’s first Eagle Scout, Arthur Eldred

By: Bryan Wendell |

July 6, 2017

We know all about Arthur Eldred’s Scouting success, but we don’t know much about his board of review — the final step to becoming the first Eagle Scout.

Bryan Wendell

E.O. Wilson, Eagle Scout biologist known as ‘The Ant Man,’ dies at 92

2021 Central Region Eagle Project of Year: He created a memorial to first responders

2021 Eagle Scout Project of the Year: He built an exhibit to honor heroes of D-Day

New research reveals an even earlier Black Eagle Scout: Hamilton Bradley of New York

5 Quick Questions with: Joe Davidson, Eagle Scout and Washington Post columnist

From literal poster child for the BSA to Eagle Scout: 11 years, countless memories

This is why some Eagle Scouts didn’t have to earn Life or Star badges

Meet 113 Scouts who became famous

Fascinating new details about BSA’s first Eagle Scout, Arthur Eldred

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