Creating Active Communities is the theme of this year's conference. Walkable and bicycle-friendly communities are active communities. Pro Walk/Pro Bike 2004 will bring together the best and the brightest to set the course for walking and bicycling for the 21st century.

The Haul of Justice is a group of costumed cyclists (Superheroes) who pedal around the US and DOOOO GOOOOD! (Volunteer & provide service).

Green City Visions will cover best ideas and proposed responses for all sizes of cities and towns based on ecological principles and scientific assessments of what needs to be done in the face of the peak oil / climate change / biodiversity collapse / health crisis in order to rebuild our human habitat in balance with living systems.

You are invited to join us in congress.

Across the planet, people recognize that we must become guardians of our life-places. Human beings have long understood that security is found in acting responsibly at home, in our neighborhoods and watersheds - our bioregions.

Bioregions are living systems where every being is connected to, and interdependent with every other; bioregions are not defined by property lines, states, or nations, but by rock, soil, weather, water, terrain, plants, animals, human cultures and human settlements.

World Car Free Days occur every year in some parts of the world around September 22nd (and also on Earthday, April 24, or so!). This is a collection of some websites about these festivals.

Will this be yearly now, on May 19?

On May 19, the Ride of Silence will roll across the country, starting at 7:00 PM. In more than 50 cities in the U.S. and Canada, cyclists will take to the roads in a silent procession to honor cyclists who have been killed or injured while cycling on public roadways.