BUGS to BUGS Ride

Wednesday, May 13 2009

Idaho has been successful at keeping dirty coal electrical generation facilities out of the state. One way you can contribute to keep it that way is by growing your own food or supporting local agriculture. Food grown in your garden or the local area goes straight to your table thereby eliminating electrical consumption for storage, refrigeration, and transportation. Reducing the use of coal generated electricity reduces your carbon footprint. You also receive the added benefit of more nutritious and better tasting food. Our visit to BUGS (Boise Urban Garden School) will give you an opportunity to discover how easy it is to grow your own food and help the environment at the same time.

Signed waiver and helmet required. This is a no-drop ride. See rules for more information.

Sponsored by
Sierra Club

Starts: Sierra Club Office, 503 W Franklin
Riding Distance: 9 miles
Registration: 6:30

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