Blog posts from around the country

North Carolina Chapter
The N.C. legislature is in full swing this week and significant environmental bills are being considered. The budget is being negotiated, but that’s happening behind closed doors rather than in committees that are open to the public, so there’s a…
Croatan Group / North Carolina Chapter / North Carolina
Cool news, commercial scale recycling of wind turbine blades is already underway!
Croatan Group / North Carolina Chapter / North Carolina
Join the Croatan Group for its June meeting and summer social on Monday, June 6th, at the Morehead City Train Depot, 1001 Arendell Street, Morehead City.
Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter
Three lawsuits were filed against the Forest Service for failing to protect environment and cultural resources on Pine Mountain and Reyes Peak, backed by a coalition of environmental, business, and recreational groups.
Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter
Just in time for Summer, the website: "50 Great Public Land Destinations -- Santa Barbara and Beyond" has been updated and expanded by Deborah Williams.
WNC Group / North Carolina Chapter / North Carolina
 The 2nd Annual Wilderness Revival Sierra Club Gathering is coming up June 10, 11, 12.  We are writing to invite you to attend and to invite others in your local Chapter to do so as well.
Vermont Chapter
May 31, 2022 (MONTPELIER, VT) – A diverse coalition of environmental justice leaders celebrated the enactment of the state’s first-ever environmental justice law, which earned Vermont Governor Phil Scott’s signature on Tuesday.
Marys Peak Group / Oregon Chapter / Oregon
A group of 5 of us determined to hike again, after a long pandemic, reunited at Finley. Having driven in separate cars, we drove through the west entrance and began hiking at Woodpecker Loop where a loud robin hailed our arrival. It seemed the robin…
Iowa Chapter
Read about our work on Clean Up MidAm
Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter
For the first time in more than a century, the endangered California condor soared the skies over the state’s redwood forests along the far northern coast and more releases are expected in the future.