The 26th National Camp of the Scouts of Portugal starts this Sunday, the 13th, and runs until the 19th of August, in Vale das Almas, Montenegro (Faro).
This is an eco-event that aims to set an example through the adoption of responsible environmental practices, ranging from the use of biodegradable detergents, waste separation and the use of reusable bottles.
More than 2500 Scouts, from various regions of the country, participate in this meeting that aims to promote the importance of sustainability in today's world and the importance of building a more balanced society, using environmental education as a means to raise awareness among participants and the entire surrounding community. .
With the motto “Get involved, leave no one behind”, this camp aims to highlight a set of priorities and aspirations agreed upon by most United Nations countries: the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The young scouts, in addition to the usual adventures, such as extreme sports, water sports, races with rolling carts, hikes, among others, will also do community work in the region that hosts this large camp.
All activities, from games, raids, constructions, among others, were designed to ensure respect for the planet, respecting its resources and ecosystems.
This year's edition coincides with the celebration of the 110th anniversary of the AEP and the objective is to take advantage of the meeting to alert young people to the importance of building a more balanced, equitable, true and just society, highlighting the issue of sustainability.
ACNAC is a national scout camp, the largest and most diverse scout activity in Portugal.
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