The 2008 Run For the Zoo - Sunday, May 4, 2008

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Avoid the late fees and register on-line
for $25 4/30 at 3PM MST.

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Volunteering

We need hundreds of volunteers to help us on Race Day, as well as before the event. If you able to give your time:

Volunteer registration is closed. Thank you for helping to make this event a success!

Run for the Zoo! and walk with us too!

Presbyterian - New Mexico BioPark Society

May 4, 2008 — Run for the Zoo and Walk with Us Too! is the largest road race in New Mexico for people of all ages and fitness levels including; a USATF-certified 10K run, an USATF-certified 5K run, a 5K fitness run/walk and 1-mile fun run/walk. There’s also the Altitude Challenge giving 10K runners (18 & older) the chance to win $10,000. All proceeds benefit the Rio Grande Zoo.

About Run For The Zoo

The Run for the Zoo is open to people of all ages and fitness levels. All registered runners and walkers receive an official Run for the Zoo t-shirt, post-race refreshments, free admission to the Zoo on Race Day, coupons and more. Since 1986, Run for the Zoo has contributed nearly $2 million to the zoo. All proceeds benefit the Rio Grande Zoo!

Contact

For additional information or questions about Run for the Zoo: Call 764-6280
or e-mail nmbpsevents@comcast.net

About the New Mexico BioPark Society

The purpose of the New Mexico BioPark Society, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, is to promote the development of the Rio Grande Zoo, Rio Grande Botanic Garden, Albuquerque Aquarium and Tingley Beach, to further community interest in the BioPark and to help raise funds for education programs and the development and capital improvement of the BioPark.

Since 1969, the New Mexico Zoological Society, now the newly formed New Mexico BioPark Society, has contributed over $10 million to the Zoo. The NMBPS has purchased animals; equipment for the veterinary clinic and the education department; art to enhance the Zoo's exhibits; and has partially funded the renovation of many exhibits including the Tropical America, Africa, Cougar Canyon. Koala Creek, and Inukshuk Bay. The NMBPS is currently responsible for funding the BioVan, one of the Zoo's many school outreach programs.


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	About the Run About the NMBPS Ready to Run? Avoid late fee! Register online at Active.com REGISTER NOW » Small surcharge applies. NM BioPark Society 1320 Iron SW Albuquerque, NM 87102 505-764-6280 nmbps@comcast.net Run For The Zoo The 2008 Run For the Zoo - Sunday, May 4, 2008 Online Registration Now Open!More Information » Avoid the late fees and register on-line for $25 4/30 at 3PM MST. REGISTER NOW! Volunteering We need hundreds of volunteers to help us on Race Day, as well as before the event. If you able to give your time: Volunteer registration is closed. Thank you for helping to make this event a success! Run for the Zoo! and walk with us too! Presbyterian - New Mexico BioPark Society May 4, 2008 — Run for the Zoo and Walk with Us Too! is the largest road race in New Mexico for people of all ages and fitness levels including; a USATF-certified 10K run, an USATF-certified 5K run, a 5K fitness run/walk and 1-mile fun run/walk. There’s also the Altitude Challenge giving 10K runners (18 & older) the chance to win $10,000. All proceeds benefit the Rio Grande Zoo. About Run For The Zoo The Run for the Zoo is open to people of all ages and fitness levels. All registered runners and walkers receive an official Run for the Zoo t-shirt, post-race refreshments, free admission to the Zoo on Race Day, coupons and more. Since 1986, Run for the Zoo has contributed nearly $2 million to the zoo. All proceeds benefit the Rio Grande Zoo! Contact For additional information or questions about Run for the Zoo: Call 764-6280 or e-mail nmbpsevents@comcast.net About the New Mexico BioPark Society The purpose of the New Mexico BioPark Society, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, is to promote the development of the Rio Grande Zoo, Rio Grande Botanic Garden, Albuquerque Aquarium and Tingley Beach, to further community interest in the BioPark and to help raise funds for education programs and the development and capital improvement of the BioPark. Since 1969, the New Mexico Zoological Society, now the newly formed New Mexico BioPark Society, has contributed over $10 million to the Zoo. The NMBPS has purchased animals; equipment for the veterinary clinic and the education department; art to enhance the Zoo's exhibits; and has partially funded the renovation of many exhibits including the Tropical America, Africa, Cougar Canyon. Koala Creek, and Inukshuk Bay. The NMBPS is currently responsible for funding the BioVan, one of the Zoo's many school outreach programs. powered by Drupal

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