Blog posts from around the country
Maine Chapter
The climate crisis continues to barrel towards us, threatening Maine’s pristine environment and our communities. This crisis requires big, bold action.
Lone Star Chapter
SB 28 with Ramos amendment would have opened much needed funds to deal with flooding; Lt. Governor Patrick, Sen. Charles Perry remove it.
Oregon Chapter
There is a long history of Oregon Sierra Club groups sponsoring local outings that have taken members and our friends into the forest, coastline, alpine, and desert environments across the state. The COVID pandemic interrupted these activities.
Pennsylvania Chapter
This summer, the Northeast Pennsylvania Sierra Club group (NEPA) invites you to explore our local public lands with the Lackawanna County Library System and the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) with All Together Through the…
Pennsylvania Chapter
The Lake Erie Group (LKE) in northwestern Pennsylvania (NW PA) serves Erie, Clarion, Crawford, Forest, Venango, and Warren counties. It is bordered by two environmentally important assets: Lake Erie and the Allegheny National Forest (ANF). Founded…
Loma Prieta Chapter
2023 Guardians of Nature Benefit, 2022 Chapter Summary, Sediment as Sea Level Rise Solution, Regenerating Historical Ecology, Stopping Pacheco Reservoir, Combatting Forever Chemicals, and much more!
Hoosier Chapter
It's been a busy year at Sierra Club Hoosier Chapter so far! In this newsletter, we shine a spotlight on our Conservation Committee, our legislative scorecard, plus all our regular features.
Grand Canyon Chapter
"“The US Fish and Wildlife Service must act now to add well-bonded families of wolves into the wild to address the genetic emergency and better aid recovery of Mexican wolves.” To date, 99 pups have been fostered...but only 14 [reached breeding age]
Sierra Club Illinois Chapter
After missing multiple opportunities this Spring to protect environmental justice communities across Illinois, the Illinois General Assembly yesterday passed HB2878 and HJR23.