Welcome to the Iowa Chapter of the Sierra Club
The Iowa Chapter of Sierra Club's members are approximately 7,000 of your friends and neighbors. Inspired by nature, we work together to protect our communities and the planet. The Club is America's oldest, largest and most influential grassroots environmental organization.
The Iowa Chapter will take action so all Iowans can enjoy clean air, clean water, clean and renewable energy, expansion and protection of natural areas and wildlife, and a government that represents people not polluters.
What you can do to help the environment
- Attend the Lunch and Learn livestream every Friday at noon. See us on Facebook at "Sierra Club Iowa Chapter".
- See past recordings of our webinars, lunch and learns, and presentations
- Read the Iowa Sierra Club newsletter
- Stay in touch with your legislators, even after the session has ended. Issues to discuss with legislators
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accessible state parks
May 20, 2024
The House and Senate passed a bill that requires DNR to research and develop recommendations for the accessibility of people with disabilities in state parks and public recreation. Now it is up to the Governor to sign the bill.
Repealing all rules
May 17, 2024
A bill would repeal every single rule every 5 years and then have the rules re-instated through rulemaking, a lengthy, expensive process
Nishnabotna fishkill
May 15, 2024
Ask the Environmental Protection Commission to refer NEW Cooperative to the Attorney General for stiff penalties for its fertilizer leak and fish kill in the Nishnabotna River.
Off-road vehicles on state park roads
May 5, 2024
Concerns about allowing off-road vehicles on the state park roads
EPA releases coal plant rules
April 27, 2024
Environmental Protection Agency finalized four separate standards that will slash air, water, and carbon pollution from power plants.