In February, the Sierra Club, along with a youth group and other volunteers, planted native trees and shrubs on the Blazing Star Preserve that the Coastal Prairie Conservancy owns on the Katy Prairie.

Welcome to the Houston Sierra Club online Bayou Banner newsletter for February 2025. Click the title to see the news this month.

On February 13, Rachel Rothman from Environment Texas, will talk about the benefits of solar, wind, and battery storage.

On January 24, 2025, the Houston Sierra Club and Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club met the U.S. Forest Service in Sam Houston National Forest , Compartments 95 and 96, to discuss the proposed Butch Arthur Project (BAP) in-the-field.

The Lone Star Sierra Club's Water for People and Environment Committee held its first monthly meeting virtually on January 13 focused on the topic of pre-production plastic pollution.

The Plastic Pollution Coalition recently scheduled a webinar that addressed the growing concerns about microplastics on human health and plastic pollution in general.

On January 11, 2025, 7 people enjoyed the Houston Sierra Club (HSC) outing to San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge to bird and experience our public lands and wildlife, first hand.

Since 1992, the Houston Sierra Club (HSC) has helped the Texas Land Conservancy with the restoration, management, and maintenance of the almost 13-acre Marysee Prairie.

In a victory for river and bottomland hardwood protection in East Texas, the U.S. Forest Service, through its Forest Legacy Program, has included the Big Thicket Neches River Corridor Project in Hardin, Jasper, and Orange Counties.

By Brandt Mannchen - Recently, the Houston Sierra Club visited Lake Houston Wilderness Park to enjoy the beauty of this wild, almost 5,000-acre park.