Bici Libre Bike Ride
Bike ride in Denver
Join us at 8:00am at The Table Public House, Address2190 S Platte River Dr, Denver, CO 80223. After the ride join us for social time and drinks & food for purchase.
- Longer Route
- Shorter Route
We will have a leader and a sweeper in both rides, no drops.
Sign the waiver: https://waiver.smartwaiver.com/e/bLgVBEZFSm2DrxmxtVnCw8/
Llene la exencion: https://waiver.smartwaiver.com/e/bLgVBEZFSm2DrxmxtVnCw8/
Register Here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/bici-libre-bike-ride-latino-conservation-week-tickets-1994913222149
What to bring:
- The route loaded on your phone or navigation device
- A working bike (don't forget your ABCs - check your tire air pressure, your brakes, and lube you chain)
- A helmet
- Enough nutrition & water for your body and needs
- Layers (and somewhere to put them), depending on weather
- Sunscreen - It's Colorado, enough said!
- A good attitude
- Extra tube (even if you're tubeless)
What should you know? These rides are:
- No drop, which means you will NOT get left behind. We ride as a group with meet up points and stop for flat tires / mechanicals. Also, while this is no-drop, we do have a general pace expectation (see below), so please ride within your means. Additionally, please have a back-up plan and/or someone to contact if you have a bike failure that can't be repaired, take a fall and can't complete the ride, or don't want to complete the route for any other reason. We want you to feel as taken care of as possible AND you should always be prepared to support your needs.
- Multi-surface, which means they are generally a mixture of bike path, pavement, gravel, and occasionally some dirt/single track. Most bikes can handle most surfaces, especially on the shorter routes, though you will likely be most comfortable on a bicycle with 32mm tires or greater (usually anything other than road bike tires). HOWEVER, come with what you have and experience it for yourself - we'd love to have you even if you choose to turn around at any point. Also, we go over group ride etiquette and route info in the pre-ride talk, but please be familiar with general rules of the road.
- Average a 10-12 mph pace, usually 10mph at the back, 12mph at the front. An additional faster pace group may form on the longer ride for those interested and depending who shows up. Again, that is moving time. We stop. We have snacks. We take picture. We fix flat tires. Because our rides are only monthly, we love to spend time with each other! We ride with the general mantra of come for the bikes, stay for the community: We might get a good workout in, or we might be soft pedaling and making new friends, above all we’re here for joy!
Únete a nosotros a las 8:00 en The Table Public House, Dirección2190 S Platte River Dr, Denver, CO 80223. Después de rodar, únete a nosotros para pasar tiempo en convívio y para tomar algo y comprar comida.
Ruta más larga Ruta más corta Tendremos un líder y un barrendero en ambas rodadas, sin dejar a nadie atrás.
Enlace de Registro:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/bici-libre-bike-ride-latino-conservation-week-tickets-1994913222149
Qué llevar:
La ruta se cargaba en tu teléfono o dispositivo de navegación Una bici que funcione (no olvides el ABC: comprueba la presión del aire de los neumáticos, los frenos y lubrica la cadena) Un casco Suficiente nutrición y agua para tu cuerpo y tus necesidades Capas (y un lugar donde ponerlas), dependiendo del tiempo Protector solar - ¡Es Colorado, no hay más que decir! Buena actitud Tubo extra (incluso si usas sin cámara)
¿Qué deberías saber?
No hay drop, lo que significa que NO te quedarás atrás. Vamos en grupo con puntos de encuentro y paradas por pinchazos o problemas mecánicos. Además, aunque esto es sin drop, tenemos una expectativa general de ritmo (ver abajo), así que por favor conduce dentro de tus posibilidades. Además, ten un plan B y/o a alguien a quien contactar si tienes una avería en la bici que no se puede reparar, sufres una caída y no puedes completar la ruta, o no quieres completar la ruta por cualquier otro motivo. Queremos que te sientas lo más cuidado posible Y siempre debes estar preparado para apoyar tus necesidades.
Multisuperficie, lo que significa que suelen ser una mezcla de carril bici, asfalto, grava y, ocasionalmente, algo de tierra o sendero individual. La mayoría de las bicicletas pueden manejar la mayoría de superficies, especialmente en las rutas cortas, aunque probablemente estarás más cómodo en una bicicleta con neumáticos de 32 mm o más (normalmente cualquier cosa que no sean neumáticos de carretera). PERO ve con lo que tengas y vúcelo por ti mismo; nos encantaría tenerte contigo incluso si decides dar la vuelta en cualquier momento. Además, en la charla previa a la ruta hablamos sobre la etiqueta en grupo y la información de la ruta, pero por favor familiarizaos con las normas generales de circulación.
Un ritmo medio de 10-12 mph, normalmente 10 mph atrás y 12 mph delante. Un grupo adicional de ritmo más rápido puede formarse en la ruta larga para quienes estén interesados y dependiendo de quién asista. De nuevo, eso es tiempo de movimiento. Paramos. Tomamos algo para picar. Hacemos fotos. Arreglamos neumáticos pinchados. Como nuestras salidas son mensuales, ¡nos encanta pasar tiempo juntos! Montamos con el mantra general de venir a por las bicis, quedarnos por la comunidad: Quizá hagamos buen entrenamiento, o podríamos pedalear suavemente y hacer nuevos amigos, ¡sobre todo estamos aquí por la alegría!
SHORT ROUTE
- Turnaround Point: Confluence Park (just outside the flagship REI store).
- Distance: Exactly 4 miles each way (8 miles total round-trip).
- The Route:
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- Start at Table Public House and hop right onto the paved trail heading north.
- Pass Overland Pond Park and the Overland Park Golf Course.
- Ride past Ruby Hill Park and under the Interstate 25 overpasses.
- Roll past Empower Field at Mile High (Denver Broncos stadium).
- Arrive at Confluence Park, take a quick rest to watch the river kayakers, and head south back to your starting point.
The longer route will be of
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46859800
34.6 miles with 670ft Elevation Gain
Las Vegas Latino Conservation Week Celebration
Register today to reserve your FREE entry ticket! ?️ Bring your family and join us for a day of connecting with nature and community right here in Las Vegas! ? Spanish language interpretation will be available. Space is limited. ? Free lunch will be provided for the FIRST 100 people who sign up! https://secure.ngpvan.com/CXktYFMClkefAttmIJW9Kg2
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¡Regístrate hoy para reservar tu entrada GRATIS! ?️ ¡Trae a tu familia y acompáñanos en un día para conectar con la naturaleza y la comunidad aquí mismo en Las Vegas! ? Habrá servicio de interpretación en español. El espacio es limitado. ? ¡Se ofrecerá un almuerzo gratis a las primeras 100 personas que se inscriban! https://secure.ngpvan.com/CXktYFMClkefAttmIJW9Kg2
Herencia Hispana: Explorando nuestra pasado, Protegiendo nuestro futuro
Herencia Hispana: Explorando Nuestro Pasado, Protegiendo Nuestro Futuro
Únete a una experiencia interactiva en español para explorar la arqueología, la antropología, la conservación y nuestro patrimonio cultural. A través de pequeñas estaciones prácticas, participantes de todas las edades podrán descubrir cómo los objetos, las culturas y nuestras historias nos ayudan a comprender el pasado y cómo podemos protegerlo para las futuras generaciones.
Evento gratuito y abierto al público. Cupos limitados.
BCCI: Nuestra Primera Rodada | Our First Ride!
¡Únase a nuestra primera rodada en bici con BCCI y con nuestra comunidad!
Join us for our first bike ride with BCCI and our community!
¡Únase con Buenos Caminos Iniciativa de Ciclismo (BCCI) para nuestra primera rodada en bici! Disfruta de una aventura en bicicleta con su familia y explora con nosotros. No importa si eres principiante o experto, ¡todos son bienvenidos! Será una experiencia llena de diversión y buenas vibras. ¿Listo para rodadar con nosotros?
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Join Buenos Caminos Cycling Initiative (BCCI) for our first ride! Come enjoy a bicycle adventure with your family and explore together. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, everyone is welcome! It'll be an experience full of fun and good vibes. Ready to ride with us?
Latino Conservation Week: Wander the Wetlands (Bilingual)
Join San Diego Bird Alliance and our partners for a fun, free, family-friendly morning celebrating the incredible biodiversity of Mission Bay's wetlands! Explore Kendall-Frost Marsh through hands-on activities and learn about the plants, animals, and habitats that make this ecosystem so special. This bilingual (English/Spanish) community event offers opportunities to connect with nature while contributing to community science during California Biodiversity Day. Whether you're an experienced naturalist or visiting the wetlands for the first time, everyone is welcome!
Meeting Point & Schedule:
The fun kicks off at the Field Station, so come meet us there! We'll start with activities on-site, then head out together as a group to Crown Point, birdwatching along the way. Running late? No worries. Just head straight to the Field Station, where our staff will be waiting to guide you and bring you along with the group. Activities include:Bird-watching walk,Fish seining demonstration, Invertebrate exploration,Native plant walk, Nature observations with iNaturalist,Water quality talk and demonstration Educational activities for all ages What to bring and wear: Water bottle Sunscreen Weather-appropriate attire You might get your feet wet. Choose your shoes with this information in mind.
Growing with Nature - Creciendo con la naturaleza
GROWING WITH NATURE | CRECIENDO CON LA NATURALEZA
Join us for Latino Conservation Week!
¡Acompáñanos a celebrar la Semana de la Conservación Latina!
- Learn about native California plants | Conoce más sobre las plantas nativas de California
- Make clay seed balls | Haz bolitas de semillas con tierra y barro
- Play Native Plant Lotería | Juega Lotería de Plantas Nativas
Spend the morning with our community | Disfruta la mañana en comunidad
1839 E 1st St, Los Angeles, CA 90033
September 12th | 12 de septiembre
10 AM–12 PM
FREE | GRATIS
Bring your friends & family!
¡Trae a tus amigos y a tu familia!
Lleva las dunas contigo
?☀️ ¡Lleva las Dunas Contigo! ??
¡Vengan a explorar, aprender y crear con nosotros! Join Ciencia Para Todos and Friends of the Dunes for a special community event celebrating Latino Conservation Week + California Biodiversity Week. ?
Vamos a empezar con un Bioblitz en las dunas, donde exploraremos the plants and the biodiversity that make this place so special. ???
Después, vamos a usar algunas de las plantas que encontremos para crear nuestros propios sun-print totes con cúrcuma y el sol ☀️? so you can literally llevarte las dunas contigo.
And of course, ¡tacos para todos! ??
This event also connects to California’s 30x30 goal, conserving 30% of California’s lands and coastal waters by 2030. ? By getting to know the places around us, documenting their biodiversity, and building community, we can be part of the larger conservation story.
? Sábado, 12 de septiembre
⏰ 1 PM-4 PM
? Humboldt Coastal Nature Center
Solo 20 spots disponibles, registration required!
Regístrate en friendsofthedunes.org
¡Ven a explorar, crear y llevarte las dunas contigo! ☀️
Reading with a Ranger
Celebrate Latino Conservation Week with a special bilingual edition of Reading with a Ranger at Mission Trails Regional Park. City of San Diego Park Ranger Elizabeth Delgado will lead a family-friendly storytime presented in both English and Spanish, giving young visitors a fun way to connect with nature, wildlife and the park. Families are invited to settle in, listen together and learn more about the natural world through stories and conversation.
Community Tree Planting
Join Detroit Hives on September 12, 2027, for a special Community Tree Planting Event in celebration of Latino Conservation Week! Hosted at the East Warren Community Arboretum & Botanical Garden in Detroit’s 48214 community, this hands-on event brings residents, families, volunteers, and community partners together to plant trees, grow neighborhood green space, and strengthen our collective connection to nature.
Through community-powered conservation, participants will help create a greener, healthier, and more welcoming neighborhood while learning about the importance of trees, biodiversity, environmental stewardship, and urban conservation. The event is designed to expand access to nature and environmental education while creating meaningful opportunities for Latino families and residents throughout Detroit to participate in shaping the future of their communities.
Together, we’re not just planting trees—we’re planting roots, growing community, and creating a greener Detroit for generations to come.
Come plant with us and Bee the Change! ??
Bikes on the Greenbelt
Join us for a morning ride to get outside, enjoy the river, & spend time in community. Latinos Explorando is teaming up with Boise Bicycle Project for an easygoing ride along the Boise Greenbelt. We’ll start at Boise Bicycle Project with a brief talk on bike safety & greenbelt etiquette, learn more about the services BBP offers, & have the opportunity to get free minor bike repairs before we head out! Then we’ll hit the Greenbelt for an easy ride through some of Boise’s beautiful riverfront scenery.
This event is part of Idaho Latino Conservation Week. To view the full event schedule for this community effort and to gain more details on this event, please visit: https://idaholcw.my.canva.site/peques-hike-at-deer-flat
