Blog posts from around the country
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
By Brandt Mannchen - In May of 2026, the Houston Sierra Club visited Compartment 65 in Sam Houston National Forest.
Houston Group / Lone Star Chapter / Texas
By Brandt Mannchen - In Texas, especially on the Upper Coast, spring migration brings millions of birds across and around the Gulf of Mexico so they can continue to their breeding grounds farther north.
NYC Inspiring Connections Outdoors / Atlantic Chapter / New York
Middle Schoolers from MS 167 had a beautiful spring day hiking in Sterling Forest!
NYC Inspiring Connections Outdoors / Atlantic Chapter / New York
MS 167 middle schoolers went ice skating and hiking up a mountain in a bunch of snow! To end the day, they rode the carousel!
NYC Inspiring Connections Outdoors / Atlantic Chapter / New York
April 18, 2026: On April 18, 2026, the students from TYWLS of the Bronx traveled to the Peanut Leap Cascade Trail in Palisades Interstate Park for a day of hiking and exploration.
NYC Inspiring Connections Outdoors / Atlantic Chapter / New York
March 1, 2026: Our trip was super fun and felt like the perfect way to end the season! We started with a carousel ride and had a tasty lunch that made everything better.
NYC Inspiring Connections Outdoors / Atlantic Chapter / New York
February 3, 2026: We went skating at Wollman Rink. We glided on the ice and tried not to fall, even though we laughed when we did. After skating, we had lunch and hot chocolate that made us feel warm and happy.
NYC Inspiring Connections Outdoors / Atlantic Chapter / New York
3-6-26: 4th grade students at Samara Community School have been answering the question, "What lessons can we learn from how indigenous peoples of the Eastern woodlands navigated the world around them?" Today they were able to learn all about
NYC Inspiring Connections Outdoors / Atlantic Chapter / New York
2/28/26: We brought 34 students from 6th-8th grades from MS 167 Robert F Wagner Middle School to go ice skating at Bear Mountain. It was a beautiful, sunny day and most of the students skating for the full 90 minutes of the session!