Blog posts from around the country

Loma Prieta Chapter
Hike Roundup, Tightening Water Restrictions, Dismantling White Supremacy, Pathway to 30x30, Dirty Diesel Trucks, Primary Election Endorsements, and much more!
Range of Light Group / Toiyabe Chapter / Nevada
What’s Order 1330? It is a decision the Nevada State Engineer is planning to make about groundwater management of the Amargosa Basin. But before he makes it, he is inviting public comments on Wednesday, May 25, 1pm in Amargosa Valley. Order 1330…
Grand Canyon Chapter
SILVER CITY, N.M.— New Federal Management Rule Still Falls Short on Genetic Diversity by Rejecting Science-Based Reforms -- The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service confirmed today that it will eliminate its current population cap of 325 Mexican gray…
Angeles Chapter
Why Sierra Club supporters must act quickly to protect Joshua trees    California’s beloved western Joshua trees (Yucca Brevifolia) are under threat from climate change, wildfire, and development.  
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
By Tom DouglasOn April 24, our group of kayakers and canoeists paddled along Turtle Bayou and White's Bayou, and paid a visit to the Turtle Bayou Nature Preserve.... (Read more)
Headwaters Group / Colorado Sierra Club / Colorado
Terry Tempest Williams searches for what is revealed when worlds unravel, tracing the entangled nature of undoing and becoming.
Toiyabe Chapter
Volunteer, Summer Social, Car Donations, Amargosa River, Avi Kwa Ame, and Antiquities Act
North Carolina Chapter
As we watch the window of opportunity drop closer toward closing in the fight against climate change, humans must accelerate their race to find more clean energy sources for a power-hungry world. Is there a place in that strategy for emerging…
North Carolina Chapter
The successful auction for two offshore wind leases off North Carolina's southeastern coast marks a major step toward energy independence and affordable, clean energy for all, the N.C. Sierra Club said today.
Piasa Palisades Group / Sierra Club Illinois Chapter / Illinois
Three Rivers Project Staff say this success is largely thanks to the dedication of local volunteers