Big Bunny 5k hops into Cupertino on March 7

"Video submissions should be 2-5 minutes long. Entries will be reviewed by a panel of judges made up of local leaders and climate professionals. Winning entries will be announced April 22 and will receive $100-$500, and the winners will be screened at an event in mid-May. The Youth Nature Video Contest is sponsored by the Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority. Submissions close on March 31."

"Participants in the Big Bunny 5k on March 7 can run, walk, or hop their way through a 3.1-mile course through the streets of Cupertino, starting and finishing at the Cupertino Civic Center. Participants ages 7 and under will take a kid-friendly course on Library Field. Registration is $50 for Cupertino residents and $55 for non-residents at https://bit.ly/4qHiogj. The Kids Fun Run is $30 for residents and $35 for non-residents"

Big Bunny 5k takes place March 7 with a 3.1-mile course through Cupertino, starting and finishing at the Cupertino Civic Center; ages 7 and under use a kid-friendly course on Library Field. Registration is $50 for Cupertino residents and $55 for non-residents; the Kids Fun Run costs $30 for residents and $35 for non-residents. Silicon Valley Youth Climate Action launched a Youth Climate Video Contest for filmmakers ages 12-18 in Santa Clara County, seeking 2–5 minute videos on Coyote Valley, farming and food systems, nature-based climate solutions, and personal connections to nature. Entries are judged by local leaders and climate professionals; winners will be announced April 22, receive $100–$500, and be screened in mid-May. Submissions close March 31 and the contest is sponsored by the Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority.

Read at www.mercurynews.com