In addition to badges and patches girls can earn using the GSUSA resources, there are numerous other patch programs available for different levels.  Check out the information below for specific patch programs offered by the Diamonds Council and you can find others at www.girlscouts.org.

The Diamonds Property Patch Program is designed to encourage troops, families and/or individuals to visit and utilize each of the Diamonds Council outdoor properties. The patch program is designed to be progressive per level/girl abilities; for example, Daisy Girl Scouts will complete the least difficult requirements, Ambassador Girl Scouts will complete the most difficult.

Patch Design 

There are eight (8) segments to the Diamonds Property Patch, each representing a different Diamonds property and will spell out “Diamonds” when complete.

D = Burnham Woods and Peg Brazleton Nature Center, Fort Smith 

I = Camp Taloha, Pine Bluff

A = Camp NOARK, Huntsville

M = Camp Crossed Arrows, Floral

O = Camp High Point, Mena

N = Camp Kemp, Texarkana

D = Radford House, Hot Springs

S = Camp Cahinnio, Booneville

Patch Requirements

• Each level has five (5) steps to complete in order to earn the patch segment associated with a specific property. These five components involve length of visit, history of the property, property-related service project, camp activities and photo documentation of the visit.
   
• Go there!! Visit each of the Diamonds properties. Enjoy their beauty and uniqueness!
   
• History: History is important and all Council properties have their own stories to tell! (Property histories can be found on the Diamonds website.)
   
• Service: Service is at the heart of Girl Scouting, and Girl Scouts always leave a place better than they found it!(Site-specific service opportunities will be furnished upon request. Contact the property’s Ranger at least one (1)week prior to visit for a list)
   
• Camp Activities: Take a hike, climb a rock, canoe across a lake, picnic on the grounds and more!
   
• Photography: Record your visit through photos and share your photos with others!

Age Level Requirements 

Patch Order Form

Bullying starts in preschool, seems to peak during the middle school years, and declines during high school. Except for hazing, we don’t hear much about bullying in colleges and universities.  We do hear about abusive spouses and workplace bullies, however, which underscores the fact that bullying is a learned behavior that must be unlearned.  Bullies don’t just grow up and out of it.  They must be taught better ways of relating to others. Check out the information below for the No Bullies Patch Program for each age level. 

No Bullies - Daisy

No Bullies - Brownie

No Bullies - Junior

No Bullies - Cadette/Senior/Ambassador