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May 20, 2009 — As part of the company's dedication to support and encourage environmental education, natural foods innovator Bear Naked will host a trail clean-up day on June 5 during the annual Teva Mountain Games in Vail.
In partnership with the U.S. Forest Service, and in conjunction with National Trails Day, Bear Naked volunteers will lend their time to improving Middle/Spraddle Creek Trail in the Vail Valley.
"We are excited to host our first Bear Naked Trail Day at this year's Teva Mountain Games," said Ryan Therriault, senior manager, brand marketing and innovation. "At Bear Naked, educating our consumers and supporting environmental causes is extremely important.
"Just as we are committed to providing 100 percent natural foods, we are committed to protecting and preserving the outdoor spaces we love and inspiring people to enjoy them."
Bear Naked Trail Day will begin at 7:30 a.m. with a breakfast comprised of granola, Stonyfield Oikos Greek Yogurt and fresh fruit at the trail head. All volunteers will receive a Bear Naked-branded water bottle and a limited edition "Keep It Clean" t-shirt (while supplies last) in exchange for a few hours of trail work throughout Middle/Spraddle Creek in Colorado's backcountry.
"Vail's trails offer wonderful opportunities to engage in outdoor activity and enjoy what nature has to offer," added Therriault. "It's a great feeling to be able to help maintain
and conserve them while having fun."
The Teva Mountain Games are the country's largest gathering of mountain sports where professional and amateur outdoor adventure athletes converge on the mountains and rivers of Vail to compete in various events.
In addition to spearheading the Bear Naked Trail Day during the
Games, brand ambassadors will be handing out Bear Naked granola parfaits June 4-7. They also will be at the Bear Naked Adventure Village, an interactive, family-friendly area where everyone can experience the excitement of the Games, June 5-7.
Here, anyone can jump in a kayak tank, scale a pop-up climbing wall and partake in many other sports showcased at the Games.
Bear Naked is an all-natural food and lifestyle company that offers a full line of all-natural granolas, ready to eat cereals, and granola bars.
Launched in 2002, the company is passionate about creating
great-tasting, natural foods to fit today's active, on-the-go lifestyle and is best known for its homemade granola made from real whole grains and 100-percent pure and natural ingredients.
Bear Naked has evolved into a nationally recognized consumer brand that is available in more than 10,000 retail stores across the U.S. For more information, go to www.bearnaked.com.
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