By Aiyana Baptiste - A community of concerned individuals gathered on September 28 to discuss the renewal of the Martin Marietta Materials Air Quality Permit in the Westbury and Willow Waterhole community.

The Columbia Bottomlands is a unique Texas coastal forest composed of forested floodplain wetlands interconnected with adjacent coastal prairies.

The Houston Regional Group/Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club submitted public scoping comments to the Texas Department of Transportation about the proposed FM 149 Project, from Grimes County Line to FM 1791 in Montgomery County, in SHNF.

Welcome to the Houston Sierra Club online Bayou Banner newsletter for November 2023. Click the title to see the news this month.

Held on and around November 15, America Recycles Day is the Nationally recognized day dedicated to promoting and celebrating recycling.

On November 15, Doug Peterson will relate the development history of the Exploration Green stormwater detention project in Clear Lake and discuss the current status and next steps.

On November 9, our speaker will be Joanie Steinhaus, the Gulf of Mexico Program Director for the Turtle Island Restoration Network (TIRN). In partnership with Perpetual, TIRN is on the frontlines of establishing a city-scale reusable foodware system.

The Sierra Club opposes the taking of any of Sam Houston National Forest for the proposed widening of current U.S. 190, associated roads, other improvements, or sending a proposed I-14 Corridor loop around Huntsville, Texas.

Starting out from the Champion Lake Unit of the Trinity River National Wildlife Refuge, ten paddlers explored Pickett’s Bayou and The Cutoff.

Four dauntless river scouts checked out conditions at Champion Lake several days ahead of the “Walk for the Wild” event at the Trinity River National Wildlife Refuge.