Conservation Activists

The Sierra Club is a membership organization of volunteers. Elected volunteers lead the Sierra Club, setting Club policy and positions. Volunteers use the democratic process and work through committees to set direction. Volunteers are also responsible for establishing strategic campaign priorities and organizational goals.

Each Group, Section, Committee should have a Conservation Chair. Click for list of groups and sections; read about their opportunities.

The Conservation Committees are the umbrella committees overseeing many issue subcommittees, task forces, and campaigns. Visit our environmental campaigns page to see what we’re working on.

For current Conservation Committee Newsletter, click here.

Angeles Chapter Conservation Committee meets on the third Wednesday monthly at 7:30 pm at Chapter headquarters. For the Agenda, click here.

The Orange County Conservation Committee meets monthly the third tuesday at the Inn at the Park, 10 Marquette, Irvine. Agenda, click here.

Conservation Committees

The Angeles Chapter’s elected environmental leadership meets in a monthly forum as the Chapter or the Orange County Conservation Committees. Made up of volunteer activists, they make decisions about what action the Sierra Club will take to protect the environment in the Chapter’s territory of Los Angeles and Orange Counties. All Sierra Club meetings are open to Sierra Club members.

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