Sierra Showcase

The Convention Steering Committee reserved an area in the Exhibition Hall where Sierra Club entities could showcase their work. Summit attendees will be able to engage in informal, one-on-one conversations with Club leaders about their activities, share stories and celebrate successes.

The Sierra Showcase had two primary purposes:

1. To provide a forum where activists and staff can share and learn from each other’s successes
2. To give all attendees a sense of the breadth of the Sierra Club’s work

Here's a list of the Sierra Club entities who maintained a presence during the Summmit:

Booth #
1 Water Sentinels
2 Clean Water Campaign
3 Protecting Hawaii's Blue Water
4 Save the North Atlantic Right Whale
5 Marine Wildlife and Habitat
6 Save the Louisiana Cypress
7 The Fox River & Its Tributaries
8 Liquid Natural Gas in the Gulf
9 Working for Environmental Justice in "Cancer Alley"
10 Water Committee
11 Water For People & Nature not Corporate Profits
12 Shareholder Activism
13 Corporate Power and the Sierra Club
14 DC's Recycling Starbucks
15 Partnering With Faith Communities
16 Georgia Building Environmental Community
17 Building Environmental Communities Program
18 Mountaintop Removal Road Show
19 Honoring the Past to Protect the Future
20 Great Smoky Mt National Park Issues
21 Challenges in the Southern Appalachians
22 Environmental Law Program
23 Environmental Law Program
24 Trail Building in City Parks
25 Training For Environmental Victories
26 Environmental Justice - Success is Leading From Behind
27 Lewis & Clark Wild America
28 Work of the North Plains Region
29 John Muir's Inspiration
30 Councilmember Hikes
31 Save Our Environment
32 The Power of Partnerships
33 The Power of Partnerships
34 The Power of Partnerships
35 The Power of Partnerships
36 Working Behind the Scenes
37 Chapter and Group Effectiveness
38 Strategic Planning
39 Sierra Club Honors & Awards
40 Raising Funds For Your Chapter
41 Mentoring
42 Why Mediation?
43 The Importance of Environmental Activism
44 Information & Technology - Sierra Club Website
45 Global Population & Environment
46 Responsible Trade
47 Beyond the Borders - Mexico Project
48 International Committee Campaigns
49 Puerto Rico- La Isla Del Encanto
50 Energy Action Nationwide
51 Energy - Cleaner Cars For the Future
52 Energy -Power Plants and Clean Energy
53 Global Warming - It's Time to Act
54 From Minneapolis to the Mississippi:
   Securing Environmental Protection for All
55 Sierra Club's California Solar project
56 Energy and Transportation
57 Endangered Species and the ESA
58 Who is the Wild Planet Strategy Team?
59 National Forest Protection
60 National Forest Protection
61 Recreation Issues
62 Forest Certification Committee
63 Environmental Quality Strategy Team
64 Wildlands
65 National Agriculture Committee Supporting Family Farms & Sustainable Agriculture
66 Importance of Rivers
67 Diablo Canyon Task Force
68 Grand Canyon State
69 Environmental Justice in the Southwest
70 Notes For Successful Sierra Club Radio Announcements
71 Maine 100 Mile Wilderness
72 Trail Building in City Parks
73 Wilderness Travel Course
74 Le Conte Memorial Lodge
75 Open Spaces -Wild Places
76 Native American Sacred Sites
77 California/Nevada Desert Committee
78 California/Nevada Desert Committee
79 California/Nevada Desert Committee
80 California/Nevada Desert Committee
81 Angeles Chapter Fundraising Committee
82 Santa Clarita Group River Greenway Campaign
83 The San Gabriel River Campaign
84 Angeles Chapter Political Committee
85 Urban Parks Campaign in Los Angeles
86 Environmental Justice - Diversity in Action
87 SF Bay Chapter Annual Photo Contest
88 Angeles Chapter Diversity
89 Vision Mapping With GIS
90 Verdugo Hills Green Map
91 Ohio Chapter Conservation Work
92 Environmental Voter Education Campaign EVEC
93 Sierra Club Political Committee
94 San Diego Canyons Campaign
95 Building Bridges to the Outdoors
96 California Conservation Accomplishments
97 California Conservation Accomplishments
98 California Conservation Accomplishments
99 California Conservation Accomplishments
100 Students Designing Sustainability
101 Sierra Student Coalition