Sign-Up In April For 'Run Malibu' & Tree To Be Planted On Your Behalf

MALIBU, CA — "Run Malibu" organizers have partnered with The Canopy Project for an Earth Day promotion: For every new registration through April 30 for the 2022 races, a tree will be planted in support of Earth Day by the environmentally focused nonprofit.

"Climate change is one of the most pressing issues we’re facing, and together we have the power to make a difference," race organizers said.

The 14th Annual Malibu Half Marathon & 5K is planned for Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 5-6. The event, a fundraiser for the Boys & Girls Club of Malibu and Girls on the Run Los Angeles County, also includes a kids' 1/2K run for ages 4 to 10.

A sell-out for the past four years, the Malibu runs start and end at Zuma Beach and feature ocean views along the Pacific Coast Highway course. The 5K run/walk and kids' half-kilometer beach trot are Nov. 5, and the half marathon is Nov. 6.

A "finish festival" at Zuma Beach winds up the event with DJ and beer garden.

Virtual race versions also are offered, allowing runners to participate on their own schedules from Nov. 5-20. Details here.

For race information and registration links, visit this page. The race is presented by Rusnak BMW.

The Canopy Project, working with EARTHDAY.ORG, has planted tens of millions trees worldwide since 2010, according to the organizations.

To read more on The Canopy Project and Earth Day, follow this link.

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