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The Angeles Chapter's podcast, The Climate Dispatch, wraps up it's first season!

National parks, national monuments, and other public lands and waters are some of our country’s most popular areas for exploring nature while conserving landscapes, cultural areas, clean water, and wildlife for the future. They are part of what...

Earlier this year, the Angeles Chapter sent out an open call to artists to apply to be the Spring Artist in Residence at the Chapter. Shideh Ghandeharizadeh, a graphic illustrator and designer was accepted into the role and worked alongside the...

The Angeles Chapter Nominating Committee is recruiting Executive Committee leaders for the chapter and our Regional Goups.

For the last 5 days, our immigrant communities have been targeted and terrorized in a series of coordinated raids across Los Angeles and Orange Counties.

Get your tickets today for the Angeles Chapter’s Summer Picnic on Saturday, August 16, 2025 from 11am-4pm at the Cabrillo Waterfront Sports Complex, located in San Pedro – right on the beach! Activities, swimming, and so much more…

How does a kid who considered themselves to not be “very outdoorsy” become nearly insatiably adventurous and one of the Angeles Chapter’s most influential leaders? Meet Homer Tom…

After an exhaustive 16-month public process, we are nearing a vote on our work to advance clean air standards in buildings. The South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD), the air pollution control agency responsible for regulating sources...

Sierra Thrives participant Janelle Sangalang reflects on the program, the lessons learned, and how it helped enhance her ability to lead nature outings that are emotionally aware and inclusive.

This past weekend, members of the Sierra Club and the Los Angeles community had the absolute joy of spending the day under wide-open skies and wind gusts at the 5th Annual Clockshop Kite Festival in beautiful Los Angeles State Historic Park.