Login
Register
Need help? Email us!
Donate to the Annual Fund
Get our news now!
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
LinkedIn
Search
Go
Donate
About Us
Mission
Donate to the Annual Fund
Videos
Staff and Board
Supporters
Ambassadors
Media
Resources
Testimonials
Events
Missoula Ride – Oct 2023 – Open
Joshua Tree & Anza-Borrego Ride – Nov 2023 – Open
Baja Multisport – Feb 2024 – Open
Bhutan Ride & Hike – April 2024 – Open
Morocco Ride – April 2024 – Interest List
California North Coast Ride – May 2024 – Open
Green Fondo NorCal – May 2024 – Open
Death Valley National Park Ride – March 2024 – Open
Glacier Ride – July 2024 – Open
Glacier Hike – July 2024 – Open
Slovenia Ride – June 2024 – Open
Grand Canyon MTB Ride – Interest List
Design Your Own Event – Bike, Hike, Climb, Birthdays, Weddings – Open
Climate Hike White Mountains – Interest List
Burlington to Bar Harbor Ride – Interest List
Event Interest Lists
Our Impact
Our Impact and Programs
Grants in Action
Environmental Justice Action Grants
Community Leader Awards
How We Work
Speaker Series
Grant Guidelines
Search Beneficiaries
Annual Report
For Participants
Log In
Fundraising
Donations
Incentives and Prizes
Teams
Hall of Fame
Participant Resources
Safety
Training
FAQ
Policies
Blog
Gear Shop
Gear Shop
Cart
My account
Donate
Cham An, California Central Coast
I moved to the US in 2017 to be with my wife. We met together on a cycling trip in my home country Cambodia in 2012. She was a tourist and I was her tour guide! Being in the US now is so much different from my home in Cambodia. I never knew how people here can love and care about the environment. I cannot complain about Cambodians because everybody there is still trying to survive. Thinking about the environment for them is them is far away because they are worried about their individual life. But I know about climate change will affect Cambodia and other developing countries. So I am glad I can learn and see how people change their lifestyles to be better for the environment. Our climate ride had a lot of different people but they all have the same heart and believe we can do something for the environment. With their own styles and special strategies too! I was very interested in Tim Oey who cycled across the country and shared with his about his zero-waste living.
About the ride, it really was a beautiful cycling route. It was a long time ago but I can’t remember exactly where, but one of the beautiful places was climbing up a mountain with the fog and we saw cows and farmland. I also remember the stinky sea lions at Carmel. We had a good shower that night too – the hot truck shower!
Climate Ride is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
111 N. Higgins Ave, Suite 415 - Missoula MT 59802
×
Sign up for our newsletter!
First Name
Last Name
Email
*
Phone
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
Δ