Blog posts from around the country

Sierra Club Illinois Chapter
Conservation Organizer Tessine Murji and Communications Coordinator Hannah Flath reflect on Sierra Club's efforts to amplify issues around Line 5 at COP15 in this new blog.
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
Volunteers met on January 16, 2023, the holiday commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and planted thousands of Little Bluestem Grass plugs in Big Thicket National Preserve’s Big Sandy Creek Unit.
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
On November 30th, I met my buddy, David, at the Candy Abshier Wildlife Management Area (WMA) on Smith Point in Chambers County to do some late in the year birding and to enjoy the fresh air and sunny skies.
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
E-bikes—bicycles powered by electric motors—seem to be prevalent all around us—as they have gained rapid popularity. With an electric motorized bicycle you can go faster, go farther and higher.
Georgia Chapter
The Sierra Club Georgia Chapter is horrified by the killing of an Atlanta forest defender known as Tortuguita by state police and we continue to rise in solidarity with the movement to protect the Weelaunee Forest.
Lone Star Chapter
On Jan. 23, San Antonio's CPS Energy Board of Trustees approved a plan to retire the utility’s last remaining coal plant by 2028. This follows decades of outcry about Spruce.
Grand Canyon Chapter
Forest Service proposes bringing commercial recreation to Mount Elden/Dry Lake Hills -- Changes are coming to fire restrictions in Coconino National Forest -- Interested in volunteering to work on forest protection?
North Star Chapter
Over 1,500 public comments to the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission (PUC) made a difference! Minnesota Power's new long-term energy plan reflects an exciting agreement between Minnesota Power and multiple parties including Sierra Club’s Clean…
Idaho Chapter
  Palouse Group Newsletter – Winter '22 Check out the latest news and updates from the Palouse Group of the Sierra Club in their latest newsletter!
Range of Light Group / Toiyabe Chapter / Nevada
Yes, there are Monarchs in Saline Valley in the winter! Not because it is warm; it isn’t. It gets down into the 30s at night in November and December. But, there is food, water, and shelter for them there.