120 people showed up for our ?Step It Up Day? rally in Lander, Wyoming. People gathered from the local area at our city park on the south side of town to hear Wyoming historian and conservationist, Tom Bell, speak about the perils of global climate change. After Tom, 2 local high school students got up and spoke about their concerns of inheriting a world faced with the prospect of human caused climate change. Two local contractors then educated us about renewable energy and energy efficiency. Our local Lutheran pastor brought things to a close by speaking of the need to care for creation. After the pastor spoke we gathered folks for a 14 mile bike ride around the hills outside of Lander ending up at the Cowfish Restaurant for a post ride beverage and raffle.

It was a great day. I hope this sends a message to Congress that the people of Lander, Wyoming are concerned about the prospect of human caused climate change.

This event was organized by the Wyoming Conservation Voters Education Fund, The National Outdoor Leadership School, and the Wyoming Outdoor Council.

This event was sponsored by The Elemental Training Center, The Wild Iris, Freewheel Ski and Cycle, Main Street Books, the Open Door Caf?, Compassionate Counseling, and the Cowfish Restaurant.

120 people showed up for our ?Step It Up Day? rally in Lander, Wyoming. People gathered from the local area at our city park on the south side of town to hear Wyoming historian and conservationist, Tom Bell, speak about the perils of global climate change. After Tom, 2 local high school students got up and spoke about their concerns of inheriting a world faced with the prospect of human caused climate change. Two local contractors then educated us about renewable energy and energy efficiency. Our local Lutheran pastor brought things to a close by speaking of the need to care for creation. After the pastor spoke we gathered folks for a 14 mile bike ride around the hills outside of Lander ending up at the Cowfish Restaurant for a post ride beverage and raffle.

It was a great day. I hope this sends a message to Congress that the people of Lander, Wyoming are concerned about the prospect of human caused climate change.

This event was organized by the Wyoming Conservation Voters Education Fund, The National Outdoor Leadership School, and the Wyoming Outdoor Council.

This event was sponsored by The Elemental Training Center, The Wild Iris, Freewheel Ski and Cycle, Main Street Books, the Open Door Caf?, Compassionate Counseling, and the Cowfish Restaurant.

Roughly 100 people attended our "Step It Up Day" rally in Lander, Wyoming. People gathered from across the local area at our city park on the south side of town to hear Wyoming historian and conservationist, Tom Bell, speak about the perils of global climate change. After Tom, 2 local high school students got up and spoke about their concerns about inheriting a world faced with the prospect of climate change. Two local contractors followed them and spoke about renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. A local Lutheran pastor brought things to a close by speaking of the need to care for Creation. After the pastor spoke we gathered folks for a 14 mile bike ride around the hills outside of Lander until we ended up at the Cowfish restaurant for a post ride beverage and raffle.

It was a great day. We hope that this sends a message that the people of Lander, Wyoming are concerned about the prospect of human caused climate change.

This event was organized by the Wyoming Conservation Voters Education Fund, The National Outdoor Leadership School, and the Wyoming Outdoor Council.

This Event was sponsored by the Elemental Training Center, The Wild Iris , Freewheel Cycle and Ski, Main Street Books, The Open Door Cafe, Compassionate Counseling, and the Cowfish Restaurant.

Roughly 100 people attended our "Step It Up Day" rally in Lander, Wyoming. People gathered from across the local area at our city park on the south side of town to hear Wyoming historian and conservationist, Tom Bell, speak about the perils of global climate change. After Tom, 2 local high school students got up and spoke about their concerns about inheriting a world faced with the prospect of climate change. Two local contractors followed them and spoke about renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. A local Lutheran pastor brought things to a close by speaking of the need to care for Creation. After the pastor spoke we gathered folks for a 14 mile bike ride around the hills outside of Lander until we ended up at the Cowfish restaurant for a post ride beverage and raffle.

It was a great day. We hope that this sends a message that the people of Lander, Wyoming are concerned about the prospect of human caused climate change.

This event was organized by the Wyoming Conservation Voters Education Fund, The National Outdoor Leadership School, and the Wyoming Outdoor Council.

This Event was sponsored by the Elemental Training Center, The Wild Iris , Freewheel Cycle and Ski, Main Street Books, The Open Door Cafe, Compassionate Counseling, and the Cowfish Restaurant.

Roughly 100 people attended our "Step It Up Day" rally in Lander, Wyoming. People gathered from across the local area at our city park on the south side of town to hear Wyoming historian and conservationist, Tom Bell, speak about the perils of global climate change. After Tom, 2 local high school students got up and spoke about their concerns about inheriting a world faced with the prospect of climate change. Two local contractors followed them and spoke about renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. A local Lutheran pastor brought things to a close by speaking of the need to care for Creation. After the pastor spoke we gathered folks for a 14 mile bike ride around the hills outside of Lander until we ended up at the Cowfish restaurant for a post ride beverage and raffle.

It was a great day. We hope that this sends a message that the people of Lander, Wyoming are concerned about the prospect of human caused climate change.

This event was organized by the Wyoming Conservation Voters Education Fund, The National Outdoor Leadership School, and the Wyoming Outdoor Council.

This Event was sponsored by the Elemental Training Center, The Wild Iris , Freewheel Cycle and Ski, Main Street Books, The Open Door Cafe, Compassionate Counseling, and the Cowfish Restaurant.

We had roughly 100 people show up for our ?Step It Up Day? rally in Lander, Wyoming. People gathered from the across the local area at our city park on the south side of town to hear Wyoming historian and conservationist, Tom Bell, speak about the perils of global climate change. After Tom, 2 local high school students got up and spoke about their concerns of inheriting a world faced with the prospect of human caused climate change. Two local contractors then spoke to us about renewable energy and energy efficiency. Our local Lutheran pastor brought things to a close by speaking of the need to care for creation. After the pastor spoke we gathered folks for a 14 mile bike ride around the hills outside of Lander ending up at the Cowfish Restaurant for a post ride beverage and raffle.

It was a great day. I hope this sends a message to Congress that the people of Lander, Wyoming are concerned about the prospect of human caused climate change.

This event was organized by the Wyoming Conservation Voters Education Fund, The National Outdoor Leadership School, and the Wyoming Outdoor Council.

This event was sponsored by The Elemental Training Center, The Wild Iris, Freewheel Ski and Cycle, Main Street Books, the Open Door Caf?, Compassionate Counseling, and the Cowfish Restaurant.

Here is another photograph to add to the one I already sent in.
Andy

Here is another photograph to add to my last posting.

Here is another picture from the event.

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