Explanation

Sir Robert Baden-Powell, a British army officer, founded the Scout Movement in 1907.

He held the first Scouting encampment on Brownsea Island in England in July 1907, which is considered the birthplace of Scouting.

The movement aimed to promote teamwork, leadership, and community service among young people.

The first Scout handbook, "Scouting for Boys," was published in 1908, and the movement quickly gained popularity worldwide.