Bee Troop Crest

 Girl Scout badges, awards, and other insignia that are earned for the  accomplishment of skill building activities or any set requirements  should be presented, worn, or displayed only after Girl Scouts have  completed the requirements outlined in the appropriate program  materials.  

 The troop crest is chosen by a Girl Scout troop. The crests are worn by  Girl Scout Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors. Center  the troop crest directly under the council identification strip.  Throughout its history, Girl Scouts has assigned no specific meaning to  troop crests. The items used in troop crests, such as flowers and other  natural elements, often have various meanings that have come to be  associated with them by cultures around the world. Some of these  elements carry multiple meanings, and sometimes their symbolism has  changed and evolved through the ages. Some of these meanings are offered  in the description of each crest, which may be of interest to girls and  their adult volunteers.  
Bee - Bees symbolize hard work and industry. The bee can show that girls want to inspire others through their words and deeds.