Blog posts from around the country
North Carolina Chapter
President Trump today visited communities in North and South Carolina that were hard-hit by Hurricane Florence. “We appreciate that Donald Trump visited New Bern today, and the support that North Carolinians have had from federal agencies. But we…
Virginia Chapter
CONTACT
Ben Weiner, Communications Coordinator, Sierra Club Virginia Chapter
benjamin.weiner@sierraclub.org, (804) 241-9384
Idaho Chapter
Idaho is currently negotiating a new deal for our support of Federal salmon policy for our endangered Snake River species. Over the next 4 years Federal salmon policies are almost guaranteed to change. With decades of failed policy at the cost of…
Ventura Sierra Club / Santa Barbara-Ventura Chapter / California
It was a gloomy morning socked in with a low marine layer on Harbor Blvd at West Channel Park on September 9, but people started coming in groups after a slow start. On that day, National Electric Drive Week was held next to the farmer’s market…
San Gorgonio Chapter
A Sierra Club Film explores Clean Energy Happening NOWSan Bernardino County Museum, 2024 Orange tree Lane, RedlandsThe meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. Oct 2,2018
Santa Cruz Group / Ventana Chapter / California
The Sierra Club Santa Cruz Group is holding an election for members of its Executive Committee. If you would like to be a candidate for the Ex Com, please email your interest to Rick Longinotti, email: Longinotti (at) Baymoon (dot) com by October 11.
Wisconsin Chapter
On September 8th Wisconsinites rallied together across the state to take part in the People's Climate Movement Day of Action: Rise for Climate, Jobs, and Justice. Empowered and united as one, each march served to demonstrate the large, broad, and…
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
Every animal admitted to our Center is special and every one gets great care but occasionally we get one that is just a little different and very rare. This happened recently when a white baby squirrel was admitted...
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Florida Chapter
Aimed at attracting new volunteers and advocates into the climate movement, the event drew over 1,000 attendees to Bayfront Park in downtown Miami.