Blog posts from around the country
Angeles Chapter
What do the following have in common? A $500 album of Chapter photos from the 1920s, the Chapter Schedule of Activities, preserving Signal Hill open space, and eight annual CPR/first aid classes open to the public?
Angeles Chapter
Even the natural areas of parks such as Griffith and Elysian contain a higher percentage of exotic plants than much of the rest of the Santa Monica Mountains.
Angeles Chapter
The Open Spaces, Wild Places campaign captures and presents the beauty of Orange County. Orange County is a beautiful place. Residents know that from their daily experiences, favorite places, and hidden spots.
Angeles Chapter
In the end, the arguments of preservationists, parkland advocates, environmentalists and worried neighbors carried the day.
Angeles Chapter
Delegates gather to elect new members, hear from Club Director Carl Pope Sierra Club delegates from chapters in California and Nevada converged June 4-5 at the San Luis Obispo County El Chorro Nature Camp to network,
Angeles Chapter
I know this is a risky place to go, but I'm going to discuss that sacred cow of American gardening, the lawn. As a nation we have a love affair with our lawns. We love the look and feel and smell of them.
Angeles Chapter
The Mission of the Angeles Chapter Political Committees which includes Los Angeles and Orange Counties, is to promote voter awareness, to advocate for environmental policy change, and to support the elections campaigns of Sierra Club endorsed can
Angeles Chapter
Native species struggle for access to now-scarce resources California is home to many invasive species that cover the entire plant and animal kingdom, from exotic fruit flies, bullfrogs, and feral mammals to escaped