Tips for planning a magical vacation at Walt Disney World
To earn the Wilderness Explorers Birding Badge, scouts explore Pangani Forest Exploration Trail’s chirping outdoor aviary in Africa. As you enter the aviary, borrow a Bird Spotting Guide and begin searching for the colorful birds as they dash and dive all around you. Younger scouts …
Wilderness Explorers and Scouts study many creatures in the wild. Flamingos live in large groups called colonies and it can be difficult to tell them apart. Ask the WE Troop Leader to show you some photos of the flamingos living at the Animal Kingdom, and …
Wilderness Explorers and Scouts understand that every animal in the world has an important role. Insects are part of the animal kingdom and outnumber all other animals. Learn about the important role various insects play in the world.
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Let’s Explore! the Animal Kingdom. During your Walt Disney World vacation, earn Wilderness Explorer badges for your handbook by visiting the badge locations throughout the park and completing the instructions for each activity.
When you complete 5 badges, earn your Tadpole Badge. Complete 10 badges, and earn the Minnow Badge. Complete 20 badges, and earn your Fish Badge. Once all 30 badges have been completed, you’ll be a Senior Wilderness Explorer.
You do not need to complete all of the activities during one visit – save your handbook for your next trip.
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Animal Find Badge | all around the Animal Kingdom Wilderness Explorers and Scouts pledge to be friends to all animals. Locate as many different kinds of animals as you can during your visit to Animal Kingdom Park. Circle the animals in your WE Handbook and show the pages to the …