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Welcome to Blue Zones Project Petaluma

Making the healthy choice the easy choice, for everyone in Petaluma.

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6 Ways To Get Involved

The beauty of Blue Zones Project Petaluma is that there are countless entry points to participation, depending on what resonates with you. 

Here are five ways to get involved (click to view):

  1. Sign the Pledge
  2. Attend a Free Well-Being Event
  3. Volunteer
  4. Register an Organization
  5. Support a Policy Initiative
  6. Create a Community Offering or Program

Have something else in mind? We’re all ears! Simply complete our Contact Form by clicking here, and someone will get right back to you.

The Blue Zones Story

In 2004, Blue Zones founder Dan Buettner teamed with National Geographic, the National Institute on Aging, and the world’s best longevity researchers to identify pockets around the world where people lived measurably better, longer. In these blue zones (Sardinia, Italy; Ikaria, Greece; Nicoya Peninsula, Costa Rica; Seventh-Day Adventists, Loma Linda, California; Okinawa, Japan) they found that people reach age 100 at rates 10 times greater than in the United States. Using the secrets from the original blue zones, we help people live better, longer through community transformation programs that lower healthcare costs, improve productivity, and boost national recognition as great places to live, work, and play.

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Blue Zones Project® is a community-driven well-being initiative designed to make healthy choices easy

Ready to get outside this season? 🚲☀️🙌 Did you know that the City of Petaluma, Petaluma Safe Streets, Rebuilding Together, and Blue Zones Project Petaluma collaborated to install a series of trail signs to guide pedestrians and bicyclists along the Lynch Creek Trail? The Lynch Creek Trail begins or ends, depending on where you start, on Water Street in west Petaluma and ends at Prince Park, a distance of 2.5 miles. As the only cross-town connector that doesn’t follow a roadway, the trail follows the Petaluma River, passes underneath highway 101, continues past Lucchesi Community Center, to Prince Park. Our aim is to make the Built Environment as accessible as possible, and we hope this updated wayfinding project helps you get outside! Enjoy it! ... See MoreSee Less
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Blue Zones Project was brought to Petaluma by Healthy Petaluma to learn more about Healthy Petaluma go to www.healthypetaluma.org.

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