What better way to spend your Valentine's Day than with a comedy show dedicated to Mother Earth!

Our last comedy show sold out, so mark your calendar for the Feb. 14 show now.

Health and wellness comedian Ryan Clauson will host an evening of planet-loving jokes at 9:45 p.m. at the Coffee Gallery Backstage Showroom at 2029 N. Lake Ave. in Altadena.

Venice is looking for some fresh ideas -- from you.

Want to go exploring in your own back yard?

Join us for a three-day, three-island tour of Southern California's enchanted Channel Islands.

Sign up now for the following dates:

March 28-30
April 5-7
May 3-5
June 14-16
July 19-21
August 23-25
September 27-29
October 25-27

[Angeles Chapter Sierra Club Inspiring Connections Outdoors (LA ICO) sponsors trips for approximately 40 members of Paramount High’s Green Club to Bolsa Chica Conservancy in the fall and spring. Kids get to observe changes in the seasons and perform the different kinds of service projects needed at different times of year to preserve the wetlands. Daniel Hasheminejad is a volunteer leader for LA ICO and the teacher adviser for the Green Club at Paramount High School. In January 2014, the Bolsa Chica Land Trust gave him the Kennedy-Kolpin Conservation Award.

Download and share the 2015 January-March edition of the Southern Sierran and Schedule of Activities.

Sierra Club’s Save Hobo Aliso Task Force was created nearly 15 years ago when threats to the finite natural resources in the Hobo and Aliso Canyon (and creek) areas began in earnest. We have always taken our stewardship of this area very seriously and have been involved at every level of government in our protection and preservation of this area. 

The Sierra Club draws its strength from passionate people. This idea motivated Angeles Chapter volunteers to create "Be Inspired and Get Involved With the Angeles Chapter," a professionally-shot look at our expanding outreach. Profound environmental challenges have arisen in the century since John Muir walked here, but his legacy lives on.

The Angeles Chapter of the Sierra Club supports raising the minimum wage in the City of Los Angeles because we realize that the struggles for environmental justice, protection & enjoyment of our earth and its resources, and a living wage are inextricably linked. 

Sierra Club’s mission is:

It’s been 100 years since John Muir walked this earth and we are planning a year-long celebration of his life and his contributions to environmental protection. The Sierra Club itself is one of many reminders of the legacy of Muir and our activism and successes are a tribute to his continued relevance.