Biodiversity Run – September 4, 2010

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The Biodiversity Run 2010 happening on September 4, 2010 is an advocacy race aimed at promoting the rich biodiversity of Mt. Makiling Forest and nearby ecosystems. The race promotes road running as an affordable avenue to physical fitness, mental well-being, ecological awareness, and enhancement of local tourism.

Proceeds from this event will go to the ASEAN Biodiversity Fund (ABF), an endowment fund developed and established to support the implementation of biodiversity-related programs in the ASEAN region. Contributions to the ABF are open to governments, the private sector, organizations, foundations, and individuals.

Participants to this activity will help to raise funds for biodiversity programs and will serve as your participation in the global celebration of the International Year of Biodiversity. It will also be your response to the national proclamation of the Philippine Government, enjoining everyone to initiate and involve in activities to support the celebration.

BIODIVERSITY RUN 2010
September 04, 2010 @ 5am
UPLB Campus, College, Laguna
5K / 10K / 21K

RACE ROUTE:
Starting from the College of Forestry and Natural Resources (CFNR); climb up to Makiling Rainforest Park; down to lower Campus; up to Boy Scout of the Philippines (BSP); down to Magnetic Hill, and back again to CFNR

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REGISTRATION FEE:
5 km & 10 km = P250
21km = P350
Registration period: July to August 31, 2010

REGISTRATION AREAS:
Registration may be done through sending the forms to the following emails below or at the ASEAN Centre for Biodiversity (ACB) website at www.aseanbiodiversity.org.

For More Info Please Contact:

ASEAN Centre for Biodiversity
Reynaldo F. Molina 09285509807, [email protected]
Grace Anne S. Rodulfo 09174775308, [email protected]

MACRUNENRS Sports Inc.
Myra Luz Abueg 092188257742, [email protected]
Benjamin Garcia, Jr. 09208830914, [email protected]

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