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ANGELES CHAPTER AWARDS FOR 2015 Nominations Due Tuesday, November 1, 2016 Awards to be given at the Annual Chapter Awards Banquet May 7, 2017   Everyone loves an award and now is the time to take a look around for that special person who...

Sierra Club leader and volunteer Bill Crane. Each year the Sierra Club gives out national awards to individuals, volunteers and leaders who have shown extraordinary commitment to the Club and to the environment....

The San Fernando Valley's industrial past has come back to haunt it. Starting in the 1940s, aircraft manufacturing and other heavy industry sites set up operations in the northeast Valley. The sites are long gone, but guess what got left...

Sierra Club leader Bob Cody on the Mishe Mokwa Trail, which is part of the Backbone Trail, in Ventura County. Credit: Courtesy Anna Sharpe Cody The Backbone Trail, a 67-mile continuous hiking trail that winds...

  The Sierra Club Angeles Chapter leads Travel Adventures that show you nature's best places around the world. This trip, Hiking England's South West Coast Path: Section One, runs from June 5 to 17. ...

          Evan Gillespie, Sierra Club's My Generation Campaign Director, Goes Solar for His Home and Family in SoCal Every single day, there are things we can do, choices we can make, that help protect the planet...

A ranger explains how animal jaws work to La Esperanza Elementary fourth-graders during a Sierra Club-sponsored visit to the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument. The Forest Service makes no commitment supporting...

Perrito Moreno Glacier in the Patagonia region of Argentina. Photos by Marielle Grenade-Willis Marielle Grenade-Willis was a participant on a Patagonia tour organized by the Angeles Chapter Sierra Club....

The now-shuttered San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) in San Diego County.  Credit: Luke Jones/Wikimedia   After more than 30 years of non-action, the federal government’s unmet promise of safe, remote long-term...