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Women on Wheels for Wild Lands

4 Minnesotan women. 94 days. 5,312 miles across the US on bicycles for Public Lands.

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We are honored to have received the @friendsbwcaw Young Conservation Leader Award on Friday night and share a bit about our trip and our love for public lands with others at their annual event! We are so thankful for all of their hard work in protecting our favorite public land! #savetheboundarywaters

Thank you, @trustforpublicland MN, for honoring the WOWFWL team at the 10th Annual Parks and Leadership Awards this morning! It means so much to us to be recognized for our cross-country bike ride for public lands, especially from an organization that does so much to protect and grow public lands across the country, from inner cities to wilderness. Thank you!

Thank you. Thank you to those who attended our event last night and took the time to listen and learn more about our journey. Thank you to all those who have been following along and supporting daily with positive thoughts. Your support has meant more than we could ever say. ... We mentioned tonight our recommendation to give to the Friends of Cedar Mesa’s kickstarter to create a visitor center. This visitor center will serve to educate visitors on how they can visit Bears Ears with respect. With all the media attention Bears Ears has been receiving the visitation has nearly quadroupled in the last 10 years, however the areas budget has not increased whatsoever. Whether or not Bears Ears is preserved as a national monument the area is going to continue to be impacted by visitation. We don’t need to federal government to preserve this place, we can do something on our own. We believe that this a worthy cause, so to whoever is sick of feeling like there’s nothing you can do and are compelled to donate, follow the link in our bio. Additionally to all our Minnesotan followers we would like to encourage you to call and ask Senator Amy Klobuchar to stand up to Trump and cosponsor America’s Red Rock Wilderness Act. You can call and leave a message at 202-224-3244. There will be a rally at Senator Klobuchar’s office Friday, January 5 at 1:00 PM (1200 S Washington Ave, Minneapolis) to support this act. If you can attend the rally that’s awesome! If not the more calls we can get in before January 5th the better! We Minnesotans can do just as much or more to help protect and preserve GSENM and Bears Ears than local Utahns. Just because we’re far away doesn’t mean we can’t join the fight!

See you at 7 PM tomorrow night at St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church for our presentation about our ride for public lands! We will not be biking there. But we’ll be wishing we could. There will be treats.

We are very excited to present about our ride across the US next week! Come join us as we share countless photos, stories, and lessons-learned about public lands in the United States. All are invited! See you there!

5,312 miles and 94 days later, we have biked from San Francisco, California to Columbia, South Carolina! We are done, and safe to say VERY EXCITED!!!! 🙌🍾🚳

Donate to help build a new Bears Ears National Monument Visitors Center!

https://www.friendsofcedarmesa.org/visitorcenter/

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