Drive Less, Move More Seward Emissions Challenge
Tuesday, April 22 – Sunday, August 31, 2025
Past event
Seward, Alaska
Free · 2 races
Event summary
Get ready to embrace a healthier lifestyle and contribute to a greener planet with the Drive Less, Move More Seward Emissions Challenge! Kicking off on April 22, 2025, and running through August 31, 2025, this exciting event takes place in the beautiful Seward area of the Kenai Peninsula. Participants are encouraged to swap their cars for walking, running, or biking to their destinations, helping to reduce CO2 emissions while enjoying the great outdoors.
Whether you’re commuting to work, visiting friends, or simply running errands, every mile counts! This virtual challenge allows you to track your progress using platforms like RunSignUp and popular tracking apps. Compete as a biker or a runner/walker, and earn prizes for completing the most miles in your category. Plus, all participants who log over 10 miles will receive a special Drive Less, Move More sticker. Join the movement, make a difference, and celebrate Earth Day every day this summer in Seward!
Whether you’re commuting to work, visiting friends, or simply running errands, every mile counts! This virtual challenge allows you to track your progress using platforms like RunSignUp and popular tracking apps. Compete as a biker or a runner/walker, and earn prizes for completing the most miles in your category. Plus, all participants who log over 10 miles will receive a special Drive Less, Move More sticker. Join the movement, make a difference, and celebrate Earth Day every day this summer in Seward!
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Drive Less, Move More Seward Emissions Challenge - Biker Category
VirtualEntries closedTuesday, Apr 22, 2025
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Drive Less, Move More Seward Emissions Challenge - Runner/Walker Category
VirtualEntries closedTuesday, Apr 22, 2025
Free
Organiser's description
WHAT IS THE DRIVE LESS, MOVE MORE SEWARD CHALLENGE?
In an effort to celebrate Earth Day every day and increase our awareness of our environmental impact, the Seward Parks and Recreation department is hosting the 2025 Drive Less, Move More Challenge! This challenge asks you to reduce your driving and CO2 emissions by walking, running, or biking to your destination instead of driving this summer. The challenge will be held from April 22th through August 31st.
Can you bike to work 1-2 times a week? Can you walk to your friends house a few miles away? What about getting a run in to pick up something from the store?
Research has shown that simply monitoring and remaining conscious about how much you drive helps you reduce the number of drives you take and your total mileage, thus reducing your carbon footprint!
HOW DO YOU RECORD YOUR MILES FOR THE DRIVE LESS, MOVE MORE CHALLENGE?
For this virtual challenge, each time you elect to walk, run, or bike to your destination instead of driving, you will input an entry of your mileage using the RunSignUp platform. Additionally, we also ask that you keep track of this mileage using a tracking app such as, MapMyRun (free), SportsTracker (free) or GaiaGPS. For each entry, you need to upload a screenshot of your recorded track to RunSignUp so that we can validate your entry. Screenshots should include your _NAME_, the _DATE_, _MILEAGE_ and either _AVERAGE SPEED_ or _DURATION_.
Categories & Prizes
You can choose to enter the virtual challenge as either a biker or as a runner/walker. PRIZES WILL BE REWARDED TO THE TOP CHALLENGERS WHO HAVE COMPLETED THE MOST MILES BIKING (FOR THOSE COMPETING IN THE BIKER CATEGORY), OR RUNNING/WALKING (FOR THOSE COMPETING IN THE RUNNER/WALKER CATEGORY) BETWEEN APRIL 22TH AND AUGUST 31ST, 2025.
_All participants who complete over 10 miles will receive a Drive Less, Move More sticker!_
In an effort to celebrate Earth Day every day and increase our awareness of our environmental impact, the Seward Parks and Recreation department is hosting the 2025 Drive Less, Move More Challenge! This challenge asks you to reduce your driving and CO2 emissions by walking, running, or biking to your destination instead of driving this summer. The challenge will be held from April 22th through August 31st.
Can you bike to work 1-2 times a week? Can you walk to your friends house a few miles away? What about getting a run in to pick up something from the store?
Research has shown that simply monitoring and remaining conscious about how much you drive helps you reduce the number of drives you take and your total mileage, thus reducing your carbon footprint!
HOW DO YOU RECORD YOUR MILES FOR THE DRIVE LESS, MOVE MORE CHALLENGE?
For this virtual challenge, each time you elect to walk, run, or bike to your destination instead of driving, you will input an entry of your mileage using the RunSignUp platform. Additionally, we also ask that you keep track of this mileage using a tracking app such as, MapMyRun (free), SportsTracker (free) or GaiaGPS. For each entry, you need to upload a screenshot of your recorded track to RunSignUp so that we can validate your entry. Screenshots should include your _NAME_, the _DATE_, _MILEAGE_ and either _AVERAGE SPEED_ or _DURATION_.
Categories & Prizes
You can choose to enter the virtual challenge as either a biker or as a runner/walker. PRIZES WILL BE REWARDED TO THE TOP CHALLENGERS WHO HAVE COMPLETED THE MOST MILES BIKING (FOR THOSE COMPETING IN THE BIKER CATEGORY), OR RUNNING/WALKING (FOR THOSE COMPETING IN THE RUNNER/WALKER CATEGORY) BETWEEN APRIL 22TH AND AUGUST 31ST, 2025.
_All participants who complete over 10 miles will receive a Drive Less, Move More sticker!_
Location
Alaska, Seward, 99664, AK, United States
Drive Less, Move More Seward Emissions Challenge
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