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Year: 2016

Descending into the Bloom
December 1, 2016
In February, thirty individuals participated in Climate Ride’s Death Valley Ride through Death Valley National Park. One of those participants, Kevin Martin, shared with us his recap of his experience in the park. It almost seems a disservice to call Death Valley a desert. A desert in my mind conjures up images of zero life […]
Climate Ride NYC to DC Spotlight: Anne Sjolander
September 20, 2016
Creative and enthusiastic, Anne Sjolander lives and works in D.C. as a development coordinator for Conservation International, a Climate Ride beneficiary. Conservation International’s mission is to protect and preserve nature for the betterment of humanity on a holistic and global scale. Involved in fundraising and with the organiztion’s young leaders group “Generation Conservation Group,” Climate […]
NYC – DC Rider Bikes Across the Country to Support GRID Alternatives and Join Climate Ride
September 19, 2016
Many Climate Riders have trained hard and traveled far to make it to this event, but probably none farther and harder than Michael Johnson-Chase.
Five-Time Climate Rider Promises to Keep Riding Until National Climate Legislation is Passed
September 16, 2016
This is Sid Madison’s fifth Climate Ride! Sid has been on every NYC-DC ride since 2012, and when Climate Ride took a break from his favorite route, he created his own event with Climate Ride’s Independent Challenge program to raise funds and awareness for his beneficiary Citizens’ Climate Lobby (CCL).  Last year, Sid rode 3,150 […]
Mary and Lee Join Climate Ride Northeast for their Third Ride!
September 12, 2016
Meet Mary Selkirk and Lee Ballance, an incredible couple that will be riding in their 3rd Climate Ride together! Mary was the first-ever woman to be a professional river guide on the Rogue River in 1974, and Lee has a black belt in Aikido. This talented duo traveled all the way from California to join […]
Northeast Climate Rider Spotlight – Corinne Michaud is back!
September 10, 2016
Corinne Michaud first joined us on the 2014 California Climate Ride. This year, she jumped at the opportunity to ride from Bar Harbor, where she currently works and lives, to her childhood home north of Boston on Climate Ride Northeast. Back in 2014, Corinne chose the National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA) as her beneficiary. This […]
Northeast Climate Ride Welcomes Elliott Powell from Sustainable Harvest International
September 9, 2016
Elliott Powell joins us this year for his first Climate Ride! Years ago, Elliott served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Nicaragua (where he actually met his wife, who was also serving in the Peace Corps!). Today, he oversees all of the international programs and local staff in Central America as the Field Program Director […]
“Why I Ride” with Carolyn Wilkins and Mike Farber
September 6, 2016
Have you heard? Climate Ride Northeast begins Thursday, and all of us at Climate Ride are so excited! Over the next week, we will be highlighting some of our incredible riders who have traveled near and far to ride with us, and have fundraised and trained hard to support the causes they are most passionate […]
Meet Climate Hiker Emily Gluckin
July 21, 2016
Emily Gluckin is a young women preparing for her first event with Climate Ride. She’ll be participating in Climate Hike this August, traversing through Glacier National Park with 20 like-minded hikers led by a team of knowledgeable Glacier Guides. Emily is currently serving a term with Montana Energy Corp, which is a project of Americorp […]
Meet Kate Williams, CEO of 1% for the Planet, hiking with her daughter on Glacier Hike 2016
July 20, 2016
Kate Williams, CEO of 1% for the Planet, is participating in Glacier Hike this August 3-7, 2016. We interviewed Kate about her motivation to participate in events organized by Climate Ride and what inspired her to hike with her daughter through Glacier National Park. Hiking at Logan Pass in Glacier National Park on Glacier Hike […]
Independent Challenge Spotlight: California Woof Ride!
July 7, 2016
Last year, Harvey Slater rode in the California Climate Ride to support the Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition (LACBC). This year, logistics and dates didn’t line up with his schedule, so he got creative! Harvey generated his own 320 mile, unsupported, multi-day California bicycle tour as part of Climate Ride’s Independent Challenge program and brought the whole family along. Harvey, his partner Ricky, and their four dogs–Max, Chiquita, Little Foot, and Carlos–have just returned from six days pedaling along the California Central Coast on their self-created “California Woof Ride.”
Ocean Riders Band Together For Climate Ride Northeast In Support of Deepsea Research
July 6, 2016
This September, a 6-person team dubbed the “Ocean Riders” are taking on the challenge of Climate Ride Northeast, pedaling 390 miles from Bar Harbor, Maine to Boston. Their efforts will support an ocean-focused organization, Marine Applied Research and Exploration (MARE). MARE has been a Climate Ride beneficiary since 2013 and is led by Founder and […]