Impact Stories

This speech was excerpted from a treatise out of Jakarta Indonesia entitled “Evo-spiritual care, which is distinguished from eco- psychological care but needs its support, will bring people to their natural selves, both externally and internally. The phenomenological approach of interacting directly with nature is the key. Secondly, the phenomenological approach can indeed be carried out by interacting with water, land oceans, mountains, forests, and even the wilderness, b

Kent's speech upon being awarded the community impact report. If I may, I would like to start with a quote of sorts from Chief Dan George from the film Little Big Man. My heart soars like a hawk – when I go out on a bike ride and see absolutely no litter – none. And believe me, I’m looking. For those unfamiliar with our Pristine Riders program the genesis was my before work at RFTA rides up Capitol Creek road. Early morning after early morning I’d spot articles of rubbish a

Kent Blackmer still recalls the chill of sunrise breaking over Independence Pass, wheels slicing through morning fog. Alone on that ride at the edge of Aspen, f

The Roaring Fork Valley draws cyclists with its shimmering aspens, wildflower meadows, and ribbons of clean mountain air. Each switchback opens to another lake-