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July 22, 2024
After hurricane Beryl, many folks, including Texas politicians, complained about the slow progress, and lack of information, about getting customers’ power back on. In the summer heat, we sweated and complained, and some people died from the heat.
It’s Hot, But It’s Anahuac!
July 20, 2024
By Brandt Mannchen - It’s crazy to visit Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge in July. Hotter than hot and humid as a rainstorm. But that’s what I did.
The Butler Unit: Where it All Began for Trinity River National Wildlife Refuge
July 20, 2024
By Brandt Mannchen - The first unit acquired for the Trinity River National Wildlife Refuge was the Butler Unit, which is 4,400 acres.
Sierra Club Requests Forest Service Protect Lone Star Hiking Trail
July 19, 2024
The Houston Regional Group sent the U.S. Forest Service a letter that asked questions and provided concerns/issues about a “briefing” that doesn’t provide a protected corridor for the Lone Star Hiking Trail.
Nature’s Burial at the Katy Prairie
July 19, 2024
The Coastal Prairie Conservancy will provide natural burials, conserving the prairie as a memorial to the departed.
Hot Hudson Woods Followed by Cool Sea Center
July 19, 2024
By Brandt Mannchen - On June 8, 2024, the Houston Sierra Club celebrated Summer via a two-mile hike at Hudson Woods, part of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge in the Columbia Bottomlands
Bay Area Sierra Club Meeting: Go Texan! Native Plants in Your Landscape
July 19, 2024
On August 21, the speaker will be Wendy Reistle, Environmental Education Program Coordinator at the Environmental Institute of Houston, University of Houston-Clear Lake.
Bayou Banner June-July 2024
June 6, 2024
Welcome to the Houston Sierra Club online Bayou Banner newsletter for June and July 2024. Click the title to see the news this month.
The Importance of Houston's Future Tree Canopy
May 27, 2024
Houston already experiences hot summers, and climate change is predicted to bring even hotter and longer summers. Protecting and increasing the regional tree canopy, particularly in neighborhoods identified as 'heat islands' will be a crucial...
Parts of Sam Houston National Forest are Closed Due to Rain, Floods, and Wind Damage
May 26, 2024
In May 2024, Sam Houston National Forest (SHNF) had heavy rains, which created heavy run-off flooding, and had winds from the straight-line windstorm that hit Southeast Texas in the middle of May with 70-100 mph winds.