Environmental considerations you might need to evaluate in choosing an activity include a. potential costs for equipment b. scheduling conflicts c. transportation to and from facilities d. accessibility to paved cycling and running trails

D.

Accessibility to paved cycling and running trails is an example of an environmental aspect in evaluating an activity. A fundamental factor for the success of an activity is to see to it that the activity must meet all the program standards where it will not result to any destruction or violation on proper handling of the environment.

In addition, running and cycling have long been recognized as an important activity where safety, mobility and access is the top priority in planning of this activity.