Blog posts from around the country
Washington State Chapter
The 9th annual Bumping Lake Outing took place on a beautiful Fall weekend (September 14-15) along the shores and deep into the ancient forests of this far-flung destination past Goose Prairie, WA and next to the William O. Douglas Wilderness.…
Washington State Chapter
The Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is proposing an updated conservation and management plan for wolves in Washington State. They are soliciting comments until November 1st, so make your voice heard now and help protect…
Washington State Chapter
On June 26th, the State Court of Appeals ruled that Washington’s new instream flow rule failed to protect recreational and aesthetic uses of the River. This ruling marks twenty years of advocacy to protect Spokane River flows, and provides a…
Great Waters Group / Wisconsin Chapter / Wisconsin
Mike Jury and Phil Smith, volunteers from Citizens’ Climate Lobby, gave a presentation on the Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act and told why they believe a current bill in Congress would represent a major first step towards solving climate…
Great Waters Group / Wisconsin Chapter / Wisconsin
An long time Indian Summer patron shared his rememberance as Indian Summer at Summerfest Grounds in Milwaukee ends its run.
Wisconsin Chapter
Four million people worldwide marched on September 20 as part of the global Youth Climate Strike. What the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel called a “significant crowd” hit the streets in Milwaukee, filling five city blocks while marching from City Hall…
Wisconsin Chapter
At an awards ceremony held in Milwaukee last Saturday, Sierra Club-John Muir Chapter announced that it is forming a coalition with Friends of the Black River Forest (FBRF) in opposition to Kohler Company’s proposed golf course development north of…
Central Group / Angeles Chapter / California
Join us for an 1 mile urban hike as we explore the murals that truly express the natural and cultural history of East LA.
Washington State Chapter
According to Cam Keely, a 17 year old resident of Kalama, "Burning this refinery’s methanol as fuel would emit an additional five million tons of carbon per year to an already stunning amount of methane emissions and slow the transition to clean-…