Race through the woods for a fun and adventurous time at the E.O.Wilson Biophilia Center. Celebrate Earth Day with this unique running opportunity.
The 5K Trail Run course will take you through parts of Nokuse Plantation, a 53,000 acre conservation area. The challenging terrain will highlight the diversity and beauty of our property. Runners, joggers and walkers of all ages are welcome. This trail is NOT stroller or pet friendly.
The E.O.Wilson Biophilia Center is a non-profit environmental education center with the mission to educated students and visitors on the importance of biodiversity, to promote sustainability, and to encourage conservation, preservation and restoration of ecosystems.
Where the Wild Things Run 5K Trail Run/Walk
EO Wilson Biophilia Center
Saturday, Apr. 23, 8am
Event details and schedule
5K Trail Run Registration: $25.00
Event Timeline
Saturday, April 23
7:00 AM: Registration and Race Packet Pick-Up
Please arrive early to allow enough time to walk approx 1 mile to starting line. Shuttles will also be available.
8:00 AM: 5K Trail Race Start
9:30 AM-12:00 PM: Celebrate with food, music, & interactive museum/exhibits
10:30 AM: Awards Announced
Event Details
Runners will park in gravel lot located in front of main Biophilia Center building. Check in and Registration will be located on front boardwalk in front of main building.
Runners will walk/warm up through Biophilia trails to get to starting line (approx. 1 mile from main building).
Biophilia staff will also be shuttling people out to race start via golf carts. Please arrive early to ensure enough time for transportation to race start.
Celebrate after the race with food, music, and interactive exhibits back at the Biophilia Center's main building.
Become a Sponsor
Register for the Run
The E.O.Wilson Biophilia Center is a non-profit environmental education center with the mission to educated students and visitors on the importance of biodiversity, to promote sustainability, and to encourage conservation, preservation and restoration of ecosystems. The center is nestled in the Longleaf Pine ecosystem, which is considered the 6th most biodiverse area in the continental U.S. and less than 2% of it remains intact today. To learn more, go to eowilsoncenter.org and visit E.O. Wilson Biophilia Center on Facebook.
The 5K Trail Run course will take you through parts of Nokuse Plantation, a 53,000 acre conservation area. The challenging terrain will highlight the diversity and beauty of our property. Runners, joggers and walkers of all ages are welcome. This trail is NOT stroller or pet friendly.
The E.O.Wilson Biophilia Center is a non-profit environmental education center with the mission to educated students and visitors on the importance of biodiversity, to promote sustainability, and to encourage conservation, preservation and restoration of ecosystems.
Where the Wild Things Run 5K Trail Run/Walk
EO Wilson Biophilia Center
Saturday, Apr. 23, 8am
Event details and schedule
5K Trail Run Registration: $25.00
Event Timeline
Saturday, April 23
7:00 AM: Registration and Race Packet Pick-Up
Please arrive early to allow enough time to walk approx 1 mile to starting line. Shuttles will also be available.
8:00 AM: 5K Trail Race Start
9:30 AM-12:00 PM: Celebrate with food, music, & interactive museum/exhibits
10:30 AM: Awards Announced
Event Details
Runners will park in gravel lot located in front of main Biophilia Center building. Check in and Registration will be located on front boardwalk in front of main building.
Runners will walk/warm up through Biophilia trails to get to starting line (approx. 1 mile from main building).
Biophilia staff will also be shuttling people out to race start via golf carts. Please arrive early to ensure enough time for transportation to race start.
Celebrate after the race with food, music, and interactive exhibits back at the Biophilia Center's main building.
Become a Sponsor
Register for the Run
The E.O.Wilson Biophilia Center is a non-profit environmental education center with the mission to educated students and visitors on the importance of biodiversity, to promote sustainability, and to encourage conservation, preservation and restoration of ecosystems. The center is nestled in the Longleaf Pine ecosystem, which is considered the 6th most biodiverse area in the continental U.S. and less than 2% of it remains intact today. To learn more, go to eowilsoncenter.org and visit E.O. Wilson Biophilia Center on Facebook.