Join-in the Springwater Cycle Stroll Fundraiser, raise money for watershed restoration: Sep 1-30, 2009

Bike, walk, run, jog, or skateboard along the Springwater Trail Help raise money for watershed restoration!

When: September 1-30, 2009
Where: Along the Springwater Corridor Trail
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During the month of September the Johnson Creek Watershed Council is hosting the Springwater Cycle Stroll, a benefit event where particpants raise money for the miles they travel on the Springwater Trail throughout the month. Participants ride their bikes, walk, run, jog or skateboard along the Springwater Corridor Trail, logging their miles and collecting pledges from family and friends. Participants log miles at any time during the month, and at their own pace. Pledges can be per-mile or a flat donation. There will be friendly competition along the way with prizes for most miles biked, most miles run, most miles walked, and most money raised. The donations raised through this event will support the Council's restoration, education and outreach programs.

The Springwater Corridor Trail parallels Johnson Creek for much of its length. This event is also an opportunity to feature some of metropolitan Portland's history and little-known natural treasures along the creek.

Join the Springwater Cycle Stroll and raise money for watershed restoration and protection while enjoying the Springwater Trail along Johnson Creek! Register now at www.jcwc.org or by calling (503) 652-7477.

The Johnson Creek Watershed Council inspires and facilitates community investment in the Johnson Creek Watershed for the protection and enhancement of its natural resources. Johnson Creek is a unique urban stream stretching 26 miles long through four cities and two counties before it meets with the Willamette River. It is one of the last free-flowing streams in Portland, and it still supports four salmon species and an incredible variety of wildlife.

Find out more about the Johnson Creek Watershed Council at our website, www.jcwc.org.

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• 40-Mile Loop, Springwater Corridor Trail (official website)
• Portland Parks & Recreation, Springwater Corridor (website)