Ride the Loop & Youth Programs with PDEQ

Pedaling The Pueblo

Mar 13 2023 | 00:03:37

00:00 / 00:03:37

Listen on:
RSS
More

Show Notes

Natalie Shepp of the Pima Department of Environmental Quality speaks about one of Tucson bike riders' prized resources: The Loop multi-use pathway. The Loop is a great way to get from one end of town to the other or enjoy a leisurely ride, stroll, roll or any other non-motorized movement along Tucson's scenic rivers and arroyos. See an interactive map and stay on top of updates here. Natalie also shares about youth programs, like Walk & Roll to School Week in October where K-12 schools in Pima County promote kids & families getting to school on foot or on bike.

Other Episodes

Episode

September 15, 2016 •

Episode 3: Biking at the University of Arizona

In this episode of Pedaling the Pueblo, host Colby Henley interviewed University of Arizona Alternative Transportation Program Coordinator Jessica Hersh-Ballering about about the best...

Episode 0

November 09, 2022 • 00:03:11

Fall Cyclovia Recap with Lydia!

Lydia Barker-Winkworth — Living Streets Alliance intern and Sustainable Built Environments student at the University of Arizona — took to the (car-free) streets during...

Episode

March 22, 2019 •

Katherine Bertine and the Homestretch Foundation

Pedaling the Pueblo: Katherine Bertine and the Homestretch Foundation https://kxci.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Final_Kath_Bertine_Ptp_032219_to_032919.mp3 Katherine Bertine moved to Tucson for graduate school, and fell in love—with Tucson! An...