Ep 4. Pawnee Rangers

Leslie Knope takes on a new challenge in the Parks and Recreation department as she tries to unite two rival scout groups in Pawnee, the Pawnee Goddesses and the Pawnee Rangers. The Pawnee Rangers, a group of boys who are led by Ron Swanson, are known for their rugged outdoorsmanship and camping skills, while the Pawnee Goddesses, a group of girls who are led by Leslie Knope, are known for their fun and creative activities.

When Leslie learns that the Rangers have been struggling to find new members, she sees an opportunity to help. She decides to merge the Rangers with the Goddesses, in the hopes of creating a more diverse and inclusive group that will appeal to both boys and girls. However, Ron is not happy about this idea and refuses to participate, forcing Leslie to find a way to convince him to join forces.

Leslie enlists the help of her team, including Tom, April, and Andy, to come up with creative ways to bridge the gap between the two groups. They organize a camping trip to an abandoned Girl Scout camp, where they hope to get the Rangers and the Goddesses working together and having fun. However, things don't go quite as planned.

The Rangers and the Goddesses quickly realize that they have very different ideas about what it means to be a scout. The Rangers are focused on survival skills and self-sufficiency, while the Goddesses are more interested in crafting and having fun. The two groups bicker and argue, making it difficult for Leslie to find common ground.

Meanwhile, Ron is off on his own, trying to prove that he doesn't need anyone's help. He sets off into the woods with nothing but a knife and his wits, determined to survive on his own. However, things take a turn for the worse when he accidentally injures himself, leaving him stranded and in need of rescue.

As Leslie and her team race to find Ron, they realize that the only way to bring the Rangers and the Goddesses together is to embrace their differences. They come up with a plan to showcase the unique skills of each group, creating a fun and engaging experience that brings everyone together.

In the end, Leslie learns an important lesson about the importance of inclusivity and diversity, and Ron comes to realize that he doesn't have to go it alone. The episode ends with the Rangers and the Goddesses officially joining forces, creating a new, more dynamic scouting group in Pawnee.