Conservation Blog Category

Fire season in California can start as early as May, with the peak months being July through October.  Be prepared! Secure your power with an energy storage battery.    With this year’s wildfire season upon us, here’...

  Photographed: Chapter Activist Academy Trainers, Participants, community partners, and Councilmember Nithya Raman (CD4) at the culmination event at Audubon Center Debs Park   The Angeles Chapter is excited to announce the...

Earth Month was a breath of fresh air for the members and friends of Sierra Club Angeles Chapter, who laced up their hiking boots and hit the trails for a month full of adventure, exploration, and appreciation for the great outdoors. Here are some...

On behalf of the Angeles Chapter, I accepted an invite to the Earth Day celebration at the residence of the Vice President.    It was no small thing to commit to travel across the country for a fancy social event. However, many of you...

Scientists predict that if the world does not drastically reduce carbon emissions and prevent global temperatures from rising above 1.5°C\ 2.7°F, we will experience irreversible and catastrophic consequences of climate change that could make...

  Conner Everts holds a Small Chinook Salmon in British Columbia   It is difficult to perceive, the fish long associated with the big rivers of Northern California to the Pacific Northwest and all the way to the Russian...

Bountiful harvests, incredible nutrition, and all for little or no irrigation. What better defines sustainability?   Spontaneous vegetation, better known as weeds, has prolled humans for tens of thousands of years. Humans’ digestive...

Sierra Club California staff recently attended tours of both the Edward C. Little Water Recycling Facility (ECL) and the WRD Albert Robles Center for Water Recycling and Environmental Learning (ARC) to have a better understanding of water recycling...

Being a climate activist can be daunting, and SolarApp+ can lighten the effort.  Since a lot more electricity generated from renewable sources is needed fast, and since governments on all levels don’t move fast, here’s one proposal...

Members of the Pasadena 100 coalition outside of Council Chambers following the unanimous vote. Photo by Wesley Reutimann A big win for the local environmental movement in Pasadena, as the City Council voted unanimously to set a goal of 100%...