Rad Groups - Utah & Abroad

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1	Weber Pathways We are committed to the idea that non-motorized network of public pathways significantly contribute to our community's economic vitality and quality of life. The proven benefits of trails include: Encouraging outdoor recreation, fitness and good health; Enabling residents, especially children, to travel safely to their destinations on foot, bicycle, horseback, skis or even wheelchair; Fostering sustainable economic activity by providing amenities that attract business development and tourism; Protecting access to trailheads, mountains, rivers, open spaces, and public lands; Revitalizing people as they engage with their landscape, and Creating community pride as neighbors interact and come to appreciate their environment.	198
2	Bonneville Shoreline Trail Committee The Bonneville Shoreline Trail (BST) will one day stretch from the Idaho border to Nephi, more than 280 miles. Currently less than 90 miles of the route is officially designated as part of the BST. This website is a guide to the entire 280 mile proposed route. The route attempts to follow the bonneville bench that was formed by the ancient lake. This trail is a work in progress, it was started by citizens and will be finished by them with your help.	270
3	Safe Routes To School On August 10, 2005 , SAFETEA-LU, the new federal transportation bill that provides $286.5 billion in funding through September 2009, became law. It includes a $612 million appropriation for a new national Safe Routes to School program that will provide benefits in all 50 states. Communities will use this funding to construct new bike lanes, pathways, and sidewalks, as well as to launch Safe Routes education and promotion campaigns in elementary and middle schools. Each state is required to hire a full time Safe Routes to Schools coordinator. Many states have already issued requests for projects.	168
4	Bikes Not Bombs Bikes Not Bombs promotes bicycle technology as a concrete alternative to war and environmental destruction. For 25 years, BNB has been a nexus of bike recycling and community empowerment both in lower income neighborhoods of Boston and in the nations of the Global South. BNB's programs involve young people and adults in mutually respectful leadership development and environmental stewardship, while recycling thousands of bicycles.	242
5	Cycling Utah Cycling Utah is the Source for Utah Bicycling Information and Intermountain West bicycling information. Complete Idaho and Utah Road and Utah Mountain Biking Event Calendar, Utah Bike club information, Cycling links, Utah Bike Shop Directory, cycling stories and more.	227
6	Youth Impact Mission: Youth Impact exists to positively impact the lives of at-risk youth by nurturing their emotional, physical, and social needs. Vision: We fulfill our mission by providing a physically safe, emotionally stable environment for 150 young people. Values: The leadership, volunteers, and staff of Youth Impact are responsible for accomplishing our mission. In so doing, members will reflect our program values in all activities. We accomplish our mission and vision through the following values: Commitment to education, Respect in relationships, Responsibility and Accountability, Confidence and Competence, Mentoring and Integrity, Loyalty and Teamwork. "A safe place to be a kid."	173
7	Ogden Nature Center The Ogden Nature Center is a 152-acre nature preserve and education center. Our mission is to unite people with nature and nurture appreciation and stewardship of the environment. Since it was founded in 1975 as Utah's first nature center, the Ogden Nature Center has provided a place where wildlife can find refuge from urban development and where people can go to enjoy nature. The nature preserve is the foundation for all that we do. The preserve is our foundation, but education is our focus. Each year the Ogden Nature Center brings more than 27,000 children, teachers, and adults together with nature through hands-on field classes. Participants in our education programs, both for school groups and for the community, observe and learn about plants and animals up-close, discovering the pleasure of being in nature and realizing their own connection to the environment. Every year the Ogden Nature Center cares for hundreds of injured or orphaned wild birds through our bird rehabilitation program. Care is given until they are healthy enough to be released back into the wild. Annually we care for approximately 700 birds, successfully releasing many of them back to nature.	294
8	Grounds For Coffee Community Gardens The Community Garden at Grounds for Coffee is beginning to take shape. The lumber has been delivered and the raised beds are being built. Thank you for your interest in what we hope to be a fun, educational, and community building project.	195
9	The Ogden Independent Ogden's own independent newspaper.	241

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OBC Calendar

The Ogden Bicycle Collective promotes cycling as an effective and sustainable form of transportation that stands as a cornerstones of a cleaner, healthier and safer society. Through a collective of material, talent and volunteers we strive to provide refurbished bicycles, educational programs and equal access to tools and knowledge for bike repair to the community.

Open Shop:
Tues & Thurs*

5pm - 9pm

Saturdays*

10am - 2pm

2404 Wall Ave.
Ogden, UT 84401

*The OBC is an all volunteer run non-profit organization. Open shop times may vary due to volunteer availabilty.

Ogden Bicycle Collective

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