Celebrate Women’s History Month with The Parents’ Climate Community and Yellow Bike Project! Come to a FREE screening of Motherload, the 2019 documentary on cargo bikes, motherhood, and climate change. The film is available in a PG version and with Spanish captioning. Bat City Biking will lead an optional all-ages-and-abilities group ride prior to...
**Celebrating the end of BIKE MONTH with Yellow Bike:** ~ Magnifico (Queen tribute band)~ Buttercup (San Antonio’s premier life affirming art rock band)~ Croy & the Boys CLIMB & SUPPORT EQUITY IN TRANSPORTATION: \- During Bicycle Month every Saturday, 10% of Mesa Rim Austin day pass sales goes...
Join Shoal Creek Conservancy, YellowBike, Ghisallo, and Austin’s Watershed Protection Department for a beginner-friendly bike ride along the Shoal Creek Blvd protected bike lanes on June 8th from 8:00 – 10:00 am. This will be a perfect opportunity to learn more about the City of...
Explore and learn about environmental justice efforts at 5 notable sites in Austin. Decipher City and Ghisallo are teaming up again to host a new Woven in Among Us Tour. We welcome all ages and abilities to join, and the tours are free. WHEN: Saturday, April...
Right now, there are a few thousand dockless bikes and scooters on the streets of Austin from several different companies - Lime, Bird, Pace, GOAT, JUMP, Spin, VeoRide. But what happens to all of those bikes/scooters if one of these companies goes out of business, or...
Sponsored Post - from the City of Austin Office of Sustainability Meet the Yellow Bike Project — a non-profit bike shop run entirely by volunteers. Yellow Bike Project was created in 1997 with the aim of empowering Austinites to ride bikes. Back then, the shop was releasing painted...
Wondering how to lead a more sustainable life? One of the biggest personal changes you can make is switching up your daily work commute. Transportation accounts for a third of Austin's greenhouse gas emissions, so if you're looking to reduce your personal carbon footprint, ditching...
In the week when Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Texas, more than 46 industrial facilities released an estimated 4.6 million pounds of chemicals and pollutants into the air (an amount that exceeded legal state limits). That's according to an analysis conducted by the Environmental Defense Fund, Air Alliance Houston...