After devastating wildfires ripped through the Okanagan in 2023, a couple who live at Big White near Kelowna decided to do something about it.

Kevin Fermin and Sol猫ne Soton traveled down to the coast and on April 6 and launched a cycling journey across Canada that aims to raise funds for reforestation efforts.

Neither one of the couple were dedicated cyclists, but they felt the need to demonstrate the importance and the possibilities of green travel and tourism.

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By April 11, the couple had made it a bit over 400 kilometres, traveling from the coast to Penticton where they took a day of rest before hitting the road again.

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Once the couple clears B.C. and hits Alberta the journey should ease a little, but leaving the beauty of the region behind.

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The couple are also working to plan out some extra events along the way to raise more funds.