To conclude Wildlife Awareness Week, we organized a ride covering approximately 40
kilometers from Kalpetta to Chembra and back. Meppadi Range Forest Officer Harilal
flagged off this event, highlighting our commitment to wildlife conservation.

We inaugurated Forest and Wildlife Week with a cross-border ride covering Kerala and
Karnataka. South Wayanad DFO Shajna Karim flagged off this significant event.

Celebrating World Heart Day, we partnered with Leo Metro Hospital for a 50-kilometer
ride from Kalpetta to Meenangadi and Kambalakkad, promoting heart health.

To spread awareness about childhood cancer and stand in solidarity with young fighters,
we rode 50 kilometers from Kalpetta to Lakkidi and back. The ride was flagged off by
Kalpetta MLA T. Sidhik.

In collaboration with Kerala Tourism Department and DTPC, we organized a 30-
kilometer cycling race from Lakkidi to Chembra. This challenge attracted 100
participants, promoting both sports and tourism.

Our annual gathering was inaugurated by K Rafeeq, State Sports Council Member. The
meeting brought together our cycling community to reflect on our achievements and set
new goals.

To celebrate World Environment Day, we embarked on a 40-kilometer ride from
Kalpetta to Meppadi, spreading awareness about environmental conservation. Along
the route, we planted trees to signify our commitment to a greener planet.

Teaming up with KSEB Wayanad District, we organized a ride covering 100 kilometers to
promote electricity safety. The route included Kalpetta, Kambalakkad, Muttil, Sulthan Bathery, and Ambalavayal. The ride was inaugurated by Mr. Reji Kumar, Kalpetta Division Deputy Engineer.

Partnering with the Excise Department and Indian Dental Association, Wayanad Branch,
we conducted a ride to raise awareness about the hazards of tobacco. Covering 50
kilometers from Kalpetta to Bathery and back, 45 riders joined us. The ride was flagged
off by Kalpetta DYSP Sunil.

An epic journey covering 600 kilometers, we rode from Kalpetta to Agumbe in Karnataka
and back, traversing Kerala, Karnataka, and Goa. This incredible adventure united 15
participants on a quest to explore the Deccan Plateau.