An 11-year-old boy from the Midwest is killed after a tree falls on him while he is attending a Boy Scouts of America summer camp in Michigan. The incident occurs at Owasippe Scout Reservation, where campers are taking part in routine activities during the summer session. Multiple outlets report that the boy is at the camp when the falling tree strikes, leading to fatal injuries. The Independent also describes the camp as the nation’s oldest continuously operating Scout camp. Details on the boy’s identity are not provided in the supplied reports. No information is included here about the circumstances leading to the tree’s fall, such as weather conditions or whether the site was under any specific safety review at the time. The sources collectively treat the event as an on-site accident during the camp period and do not describe any suspected wrongdoing.