Northeast Florida Group

Hello from the Sierra Club of Northeast Florida Group!

Group photo of 5 SC members at a park love fest

The Sierra Club is a national organization which is dedicated to Enjoying, Exploring and Protecting the planet. It is the oldest, largest, and most influential grassroots environmental organization in the United States.

Your local Northeast Florida Group has over 5,000 members & supporters in Duval, St. John's, and Northeast Clay Counties. We organize and participate in outdoor adventures, environmental education, and local environmental activities while also lobbying our local and state government for pro-environmental policy and legislation. We hope you join us sometime!

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RenewJax Campaign
Our campaign to urge the City of Jacksonville and the Jacksonville Electric Authority (JEA) to make the commitment of using renewable energy to power city operations and homes.

Sierra Club Military Outdoors Program
We partnered with the First Coast YMCA to provide a healing and peaceful experience of getting out in nature for active military, veterans, and their families.

Sierra Sentry Newsletter
Northeast Florida Group's very own monthly newsletter.

Planting With a Purpose
Every month, we have new hints and tips for planting seasonal Florida native plants.

Tilley's Global Warming News
Learn more about Global Warming and Climate Change with Professor Allen Tilley.

Action Alerts

Visit our Legislative Action Center to see all active action alerts for this week

As this session unfolds, we are starting to see a troubling pattern. Lawmakers are looking for every way possible to hand over public and conservation lands to the highest bidder. Whether it’s making it easier to strip protections from conservation lands, opening state lands to private cattle grazing, or allowing large landowners to develop with minimal oversight, the message is the same: public lands are being treated like commodities.