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In July of 2009, the Pebble Pedalers, a two-man team of conservation-minded cyclists began a 17,000-mile journey to raise awareness of and garner support for protecting the Bristol Bay Watershed from the largest proposed open pit mine in North America. Riding through 15 countries—from Prudhoe Bay, the northernmost point accessible by road in Alaska, to Tierra del Fuego, the southernmost tip of Argentina—we work towards preservation, protection and the restoration of watersheds throughout the Americas in partnership with Trout Unlimited. Please join our fight by educating yourselves on this critical issue and taking action with both pen and pocketbook.

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Trujillo, Peru to Ayacucho, Peru

Before starting this blog we would like to recognize my good friend Brian Swimme who created this incredible piece of art from the photos of our trip. The piece has been accepted for display at the 3rd Annual Independence Artist Week exhibition, Celebrating Contemporary Bay Area Artists. The exhibition will take place...read more.

Brief Update from Huancayo, Peru

Early in the planning of this adventure I spent many sleepless nights visualizing myself inside the dark tunnels of the Cañon del Pato and catching my breath at the top of one of the 16,000 foot passes in the Parque National Huascaran. I feel so lucky that we got the oppotunity...read more.

Quito, Ecuador to Trujillo, Peru

It was difficult to leave Santiago's house and our new group of friends at the Casa De Ciclistas but we were anxious to get back on the road and excited to reunite with our friend Danny in Cotopaxi National Park. We had not heard from Danny for months and received an...read more.

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San Francisco Send Off and Red Gold Screening

Seth and Parker Berling's Going Away Party from Brendan Raher on Vimeo.

Elise interviewed the many guests at Seth and Parker Berling's going away party on Saturday, May 16th, 2009. They are embarking on a bicycle trek from Alaska to Argentina.

What About Blue?

Did you know 1.2 billion people in our world don't have access to clean water and more than 2 million people, mostly children, die each year from preventable waterborne illnesses? These statistics inspired 3 adventurers from different corners of the U.S. to kayak the entire Mississippi River to raise awareness for this alarming global water crisis. Join Team WAB today.


Red Gold

Watch Red Gold Watch the trailer for Felt Soul Media's 2007 film that sought to answer which is more valuable, self-sustaining runs of salmon that have enriched the local environment and fishermen for thousands of years or the $300 billion of ore buried at the headwaters of the bay.

Felt Soul Media