Kamloops Earth Run 2012

Saturday, June 2, 2012

NEW LOCATION!!! Campus Activity Centre at Thompson Rivers University

The 2012 Kamloops Earth Run 5K run/walk will kick off World Environment Week.

All proceeds from the 2012 Kamloops Earth Run will be dedicated to local environmental initiatives. Please note that registration fees cover the cost of holding this great event; please consider a tax-deductible donation.

Be sure to check out our Earth Run Expo, with booths showcasing local organizations, sustainable practices, and earth-friendly products! To inquire about exhibiting, please email us at kamloopsearthrun@me.com.

Register here for the 2012 Kamloops Earth Run!

Online registration is available until June 1. Race check-in and packet pickup will be available one hour prior to race start. Onsite registration will also be available one hour before race start (shirt and size availability not guaranteed).

Distance:

The 2012 Kamloops Earth Run will be a 5K run/walk through the beautiful Thompson Rivers Campus.

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Entry Fee:

$20 per person (kids 13 and under run for free – no registration required!)

Entry Fee Includes:

Souvenir race shirt to those who register early
Entry in the post-run prize raffle
Food, drink, and entertainment at the finish
Water on the course
Earth Run Expo, with green living and sustainable product exhibitor
Bicycle valet
…and more to come!

Prizes:

A variety of prizes will be awarded after the run, including:

Greatest fundraiser
Largest team
Bicycle valet users
Participation door prizes
Kids’ door prizes
Environmental pledge draw prizes

Event Schedule:

8:30-9:30am	Same-day registration
10:00am	Run starts

Cancellation Policy:

All entries are non-refundable and non-transferable. Earth Run will be held rain or shine.

Participant Requirements:

You must be able to complete the course within two hours.
You must be in good health and physically prepared to take on the challenges of a 5K.
You must be registered to participate. Please, no bandits.
Headphones are permitted, provided that you remain aware of your surroundings and do not pose a hazard to yourself or others.