Blog posts from around the country

Loma Prieta Chapter
On Friday July 30th Roy Lambertson, long-time member and leader in the Ski Touring Section, died in a climbing accident on Black Mountain near Baxter Pass in the eastern Sierras.
North Carolina Chapter
The transportation sector is the nation's biggest contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, so it's great to see more interest in clean cars, trucks, buses and more. But for consumers who'd like to leave their fossil fuel-powered vehicles behind,…
San Francisco Bay Chapter
Now more than ever, we have become increasingly aware of the threat posed to the future of our planet and all life on Earth. In order to create lasting and sustainable change as environmental activists, it is essential to find tools that can support…
Angeles Chapter
Join us on September 2nd for our CA: ACT for Infrastructure Action Party as we focus our efforts on lobby
North Star Chapter
I met my first turtle when I was six years old. My grandmother and I were fishing in the river near our home, hoping to catch supper (or at least a treat for the neighbor's chickens). It wasn't long before my cork dived and raced through the water.…
Wyoming Chapter
Last week the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released a new report outlining the root causes and disastrous future impacts of a warming world. Sierra Club volunteer and climate activist, Greg Findley, writes about why we have no time to…
Maine Chapter
By Tomas Dundzila, Sierra Club Maine Outings Leader
Loxahatchee Group / Florida Chapter / Florida
Learn about a new report regarding PFAS (Polyfluoroalkyl Substances)
Southeast Iowa Sierra Club / Iowa Chapter / Fairfield Iowa
The Southeast Iowa Sierra Club Executive Committee warmly invites you to an evening event sharing our new three-year Strategic Conservation & Community Resilience Plan