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Returning for the seventh year, Southern Exposure provides a positive and challenging learning experience to exceptional film students and emerging filmmakers from across the country seeking to explore and develop their own voices as environmental...

Sierra Club members and prospective new members in Northwest Alabama who are interested in forming the Sierra Club Shoals Group may sign up in order to organize at the Southern Exposure Film Fellowship event on January 31st.

The Tennessee Aquarium Conservation Institute has launched a new online database of scientific records and photos of more than 400 native fishes. Described by the Institute as a “Facebook for Fish,” this resource is now available to scientists,...

For 50 years, Alabama Environmental Council has been a leader in environmental protection. During that time, they’ve protected public lands, promoted recycling, educated, and advocated. And, they’ve operated the state’s oldest nonprofit recycling...

Due to my position with Sierra Club’s Beyond Coal Campaign, I get a lot of questions about the dirty residue from burning coal, or Alabama’s policies regarding solar energy for generating electricity. But there’s another area of public policy that...

North Alabama Sierra Club Appreciation dinner at Lowe mill. Discussed previous year and upcoming year plans. Program series continue for 2019, new hike and outing leaders and planned Green Movie Series. 2018 was a good year for new members in North...

Mobile Environmental Justice Action Coalition, Southern Environmental Law Center, Alabama Rivers Alliance, GASP Group and Africatown~C.H.E.S.S. receiving the Sierra Club's Environmental Alliance Award for 2018 at the Annual Alabama Sierra Club...

The Annual Sierra Club Retreat was this past weekend at Camp Beckwith near Mobile, Alabama. Below are a few photos from the event! What fun!

After the corruption trial of Joel Gilbert (Balch & Bingham) and David Roberson (Drummond Company), Gasp will begin sharing documents in evidence and explaining how and why this story matters, and where we go from here.

Alabama’s outdoor recreational opportunities will soon increase thanks to $2.7 million in grants. The funds will help expand or build trails or trail amenities at 10 sites in Alabama to enhance recreation outlets. An additional grant will provide...