February 15, 11-12 pm
Second webinar in the American Public Health Webinar Series:
What Healthy Communities Need from their Transportation Networks
This series explores the intersections between health and transportation, highlights innovative state and local programs that leverage opportunities in transportation that benefit health, and explains what the future may hold for the federal surface transportation authorization.
Register and get the full schedule here.
February 15, 2011: 2-3pm
SoCal Safe Routes to School Data Standards and Evaluation Working Group
Conference Call
Join in the kick off of this new working group. All welcome to join. Call (toll-free): 1-866-394-4146, 553816012# Mute option is *4, unmute is
Kindly RSVP by email here
February 16, 11:45 am - 1 pm
Complete Streets: State of the Practice Webinar
Offered by the Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals and WalkSanDiego
Location: WalkSanDiego, 740 13th Street, Suite 502, San Diego, CA 92101
More than 200 jurisdictions (state, region, county and city) have adopted Complete Streets policies, and the pace of passed policies is quickening. Join this APBP webinar to examine the current state of the practice for complete streets. Topics in this session will include:
Conference Call Number: (218) 862-1001
Access Code: 1009315#
*6 mute/unmute
February 22-24
Active Living Research Annual Conference
Hard Rock Hotel San Diego in downtown San Diego
The theme for the 2011 conference is Partnerships for Progress in Active Living: From Research to Action, which recognizes the importance of engaging experts from multiple disciplines to address critical public health issues, especially active living and obesity.
For more info and to register click here.
February 24, 2011: 9-10am
California SRTS State Network Monthly mtg
Call (toll-free): 1-866-394-4146, 553816012#
Mute option is *4, unmute is *4
February 26
Crest Canyon-Del Mar-San Dieguito Lagoon Community Walk
Meet at northern entrance to Crest Canyon on Racetrack View Drive (Directions: from I-5, exit Via de la Valle, west on Via de la Valle, left at Jimmy Durante Blvd, go past Del Mar Fairgrounds, left on San Dieguito Rd, San Dieguito Rd becomes Racetrack View Drive)
This is a bit of a departure from our previous walks, and includes a beautiful short hike through little known Crest Canyon where we’ll see Torrey Pines and some native plants in bloom, a walk through some of Del Mar’s beautiful neighborhoods, and ending with a walk along San Dieguito Lagoon. Three walk options: 1-mile through Crest Canyon only; 2 ½ walk in canyon + Del Mar; full 4-mile round-trip walk. Gentle uphill through Crest Canyon, then mostly flat terrain and some downhill sections.
The walks are open to everyone; they are free to WalkSanDiego members, suggested $5 donation for non-members. No reservations needed.
For further information, contact Dave Schumacher
Second webinar in the American Public Health Webinar Series:
What Healthy Communities Need from their Transportation Networks
This series explores the intersections between health and transportation, highlights innovative state and local programs that leverage opportunities in transportation that benefit health, and explains what the future may hold for the federal surface transportation authorization.
Register and get the full schedule here.
February 15, 2011: 2-3pm
SoCal Safe Routes to School Data Standards and Evaluation Working Group
Conference Call
Join in the kick off of this new working group. All welcome to join. Call (toll-free): 1-866-394-4146, 553816012# Mute option is *4, unmute is
Kindly RSVP by email here
February 16, 11:45 am - 1 pm
Complete Streets: State of the Practice Webinar
Offered by the Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals and WalkSanDiego
Location: WalkSanDiego, 740 13th Street, Suite 502, San Diego, CA 92101
More than 200 jurisdictions (state, region, county and city) have adopted Complete Streets policies, and the pace of passed policies is quickening. Join this APBP webinar to examine the current state of the practice for complete streets. Topics in this session will include:
- How support for complete streets is strengthened as collaboration with public health, transit, and other partners increases
- A comparison of existing policies and how they match up to guidelines from the National Complete Streets Coalition
- Examples of best practice at the local and state level.
Registration required. Register by email here.
February 16, 11am-12pm
Southern California Safe Routes to School
Regional Network Monthly Meeting
Conference Call Number: (218) 862-1001
Access Code: 1009315#
*6 mute/unmute
February 22-24
Active Living Research Annual Conference
Hard Rock Hotel San Diego in downtown San Diego
The theme for the 2011 conference is Partnerships for Progress in Active Living: From Research to Action, which recognizes the importance of engaging experts from multiple disciplines to address critical public health issues, especially active living and obesity.
For more info and to register click here.
February 24, 2011: 9-10am
California SRTS State Network Monthly mtg
Call (toll-free): 1-866-394-4146, 553816012#
Mute option is *4, unmute is *4
Crest Canyon-Del Mar-San Dieguito Lagoon Community Walk
Sponsored by WalkSanDiego
8:30-9:00 am – Meet your fellow walkers; 9:00 am – 11:00am – WalkMeet at northern entrance to Crest Canyon on Racetrack View Drive (Directions: from I-5, exit Via de la Valle, west on Via de la Valle, left at Jimmy Durante Blvd, go past Del Mar Fairgrounds, left on San Dieguito Rd, San Dieguito Rd becomes Racetrack View Drive)
This is a bit of a departure from our previous walks, and includes a beautiful short hike through little known Crest Canyon where we’ll see Torrey Pines and some native plants in bloom, a walk through some of Del Mar’s beautiful neighborhoods, and ending with a walk along San Dieguito Lagoon. Three walk options: 1-mile through Crest Canyon only; 2 ½ walk in canyon + Del Mar; full 4-mile round-trip walk. Gentle uphill through Crest Canyon, then mostly flat terrain and some downhill sections.
The walks are open to everyone; they are free to WalkSanDiego members, suggested $5 donation for non-members. No reservations needed.
For further information, contact Dave Schumacher
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