Robert Baden-Powell

Robert Baden-Powell (1857–1941) was a British lieutenant general and the founder of the Scout Movement. He served in military campaigns in India, Afghanistan, and South Africa before returning to the UK, where he developed a youth education program based on military training principles. This program laid the foundation for scouting, which officially began in 1908. Baden-Powell's vision was to promote outdoor skills, citizenship, and physical fitness among young people. His legacy continues to influence scouting organizations worldwide.