Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. The Pulp and Paper merit badge is one of the least commonly earned merit badges of the Boy Scouts of America. Only about 3,000 pulp and paper badges were earned in 2005, a number small in contrast to the 49,000 woodcarving merit badges earned that year. It is one of the few merit badges that focus on a particular business or industry. The requirements were revised effective January 18, 1995, although the changes were relatively minor updates in most cases. The requirements for this merit badge are largely based on learning about the history, structure, technology, and impact of the paper industry. However, there are some activities that Scouts will have the opportunity to complete, especially making a sheet of paper with materials found in their own homes.

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