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“For Angelinos to care about conservation they first need to think of water as not just something that somehow gets piped in from wherever into their faucets and shower heads. They need to see it as part of what they love and want to preserve about...

We are deeply grateful to Phil Gaimon, retired pro cyclist, and the entire Cookie Fondo Team for their generous support of the Angeles Chapter of the Sierra Club at Phil’s Cookie Fondo 2025. Their incredible event not only brought riders together...

Beneath Southern California’s sun-drenched surface lies a complex tapestry of life – one of the world’s most biologically diverse and imperiled ecoregions. Well-designed crossings serve as a vital lifeline for imperiled species, ensuring their...

Chapter Conservation Updates from October

Our Art in Nature series continues with the work of vocalist Odeya Nini. Join us as we explore her sounding practice that frequently takes her into natural landscapes.

Angeles Chapter Statement on Chevron Refinery Explosion

This summer, our Activist Academy Leadership Program came alive as we proudly celebrated the culmination of our third cohort.

Many think LA doesn't have any water of its own but read how our regional reservoirs can be a great way to connect to water locally (despite the bad reputation of dams). The first in a three part series, a look into where to enjoy kayaking and...

  Vote at sc.org/VoterPortalThe Sierra Club is unique among environmental organizations in that our leadership is elected by the membership. This democratic structure has allowed the Club to evolve and grow, and it's thanks to the...

  Vote at sc.org/VoterPortalThe Sierra Club is unique among environmental organizations in that our leadership is elected by the membership. This democratic structure has allowed the Club to evolve and grow, and it's thanks to the...