Blog posts from around the country

New Jersey Chapter
The NJ Sierra Club responds to Liberty State Park for All Coalition’s quote on DEP’s LSP Ecological Restoration Public Meeting. Executive Director Arnold Stovel stated in an Insider release, “Those who don’t want active recreation in Liberty State…
San Francisco Bay Chapter
Last year, without adequate environmental review, the San Francisco Recreation and Park Department installed a brightly lit ferris wheel in the middle of Golden Gate Park. Now the department is asking that the wheel's one-year permit be extended for…
Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter
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Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter
Grab your binoculars, favorite bird guide or app, and spend a few hours exploring Ormond Beach--and winter is a great time to look.
Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter
A summary of our latest efforts in Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties to expand clean energy and phase out dirty fuels.
Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter
Big Lies are our greatest enemy. But Climate Denial is one Big Lie that could be called an Enormous Lie, a lie that will harm all living beings for hundreds of thousands of years. Fighting dangerous disinformation requires resolve, might and…
Angeles Chapter
YouTube screening Feb 20-21 will benefit Sierra Club’s youth outings program
WNC Group / North Carolina Chapter / North Carolina
Sierra Club presents a program on Thursday, March 4 at 7 PM NC Arboretum: Conservation and Education with Jonathan Marchal, Director of education, discussing their new Willow Pond as an outdoor classroom, teaching about stormwater &…
Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter
Editor’s note: Last issue we launched the Jim Hines Chronicles, which takes the emails sent to our Executive Committee by our premier lobbyist who phones and zooms to the nation’s Capital, state Capitol, politicians, other chap
Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter
The Sierra Club has applauded the Biden administration announcing on Jan. 27 a pause on new oil and gas leasing on public lands and waters, which affects our Santa Barbara – Ventura region.