Sierra Club Tennessee is made up of volunteer leaders and civic activists, representing over 7,000 members, with a mission to enjoy, explore, and protect the natural and threatened places in Tennessee, to join others in understanding and respecting the fragile environment in which we live, and to support equal environmental justice for all. You come too!
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Director's Blog
Celebrating Susan Johnston Volunteer of the Month, October 2026
October 20, 2026
In a grassroots organization the roles we play are varied. Organizing volunteers is crucial, and so is organizing the funding that keeps those programs running. Susan Johnston has specialized in the latter.If you’ve opened a Defenders letter in the...
For Immediate Release - Sierra Club Tennessee joins Bradley County residents in opposing Project River annexation
September 18, 2026
September 18, 2026Contact: Pat Cupples, Chapter Director, Sierra Club Tennesseepat.cupples@sierraclub.org Sierra Club Tennessee joins Bradley County residents in opposing Project River annexation CLEVELAND, Tenn. — Sierra Club Tennessee is...
Project River Will Destroy Generational Farmland in Bradley County
September 16, 2026
Larry Ellis has only been on his land in Bradley County fifty years. By the standards of his neighbors along the Hiawassee, that makes him the newcomer. His plot shares a right of way with the Project River property, so the drive in from the...