Support Public Lands Founder to ‘Thru-Hike’ Redlands, California
Inspired by their ‘Fresh Air Challenge,’ Support Public Lands Founder and long-distance hiker Michelle ‘SuperClassy’ Markel has teamed up with Redlands Conservancy to ‘thru-hike’ the city to raise funds for both the Conservancy’s Land Trust program and Support Public Lands’ transition to 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization status. Over three consecutive days this month, she will complete a roughly 56-mile route with more than 6500’ of elevation gain that includes all of the Conservancy’s 40+ miles of trails and more than a half-dozen area parks and preserves.
Want to help? Be a Thru-Hike Sponsor!
1. Visit the ‘Sponsor a Walker’ page (9)
Name & ID of walker: Michelle Markel (or SuperClassy); ID# 9876543
2. Choose a flat donation or per-mile contribution for 56 miles total.
3. Select your payment option, and that’s it! Thank you for helping Support Public Lands AND Redlands Conservancy!
The ‘Fresh Air Challenge’ is a fundraising event by Redlands Conservancy designed to encourage outdoor activity, with a goal of a million total miles walked, run, or bicycled by participants. This is an ideal collaboration opportunity as the mission of Support Public Lands includes providing information about outdoors recreation opportunities on our public lands and ways to get involved with local nonprofit land partners such as the Conservancy.
Want to participate in the Fresh Air Challenge yourself?
Visit the overview and registration page.
Registration is $25/person or $40/household
Encourage your family & friends to sponsor your miles – raise $150 or more, and receive a t-shirt printed with the original artwork above!
(NOTE: all funds you raise will benefit Redlands Conservancy only)
Make sure to tag your adventures with #MillionMiles4Redlands and #FreshAirChallenge on social!
Look for Redlands Conservancy to be added to the website along with several area parks & preserves, and trail vids with trip reports at YouTube.com/supportpubliclands soon!
Michelle Markel
in other news..
Here’s What a Defunded EPA Means for America
The agency Trump plans to eviscerate does much more than fight climate change. Source: Here's What a Defunded EPA Means for America
Sportsmen fight Trump energy plans alongside environmental left | Reuters
Source: Sportsmen fight Trump energy plans alongside environmental left | Reuters
Trump signs bill undoing Obama coal mining rule | TheHill
The stream protection rule was intended to protect waterways from mining waste. Source: Trump signs bill undoing Obama coal mining rule | TheHill
more from california..
No Results Found
The page you requested could not be found. Try refining your search, or use the navigation above to locate the post.
Hayward Regional Shoreline
Despite urban surroundings, spectacular bird-watching and access to ample natural vegetation is accessible from 5 miles of easy, well-graded trails at the almost 2,000 acre Hayward Regional Shoreline in the East Bay.
Sunol Regional Wilderness
A short drive to east of Fremont brings you to the almost 7,000 acre Sunol Regional Wilderness, which offers amazing bird-watching opportunities, access to the Ohlone Wilderness Trail, amazing views of the Bay Area, and a fantastic backcountry experience less than an hour away from the sprawling East Bay metropolitan area.