Palos Verdes-South Bay Sierra Club
Written by Olivia Jenkins, Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy Biologist. Photo by Randy Harwood. The coastal cactus wren (Campylorhynchus brunneicapillus) is a special status species of bird that lives exclusively in coastal sage scrub habitat areas including on the Palos…
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California Super Bloom: Super Amazing
Humans aren’t the only ones who enjoy the superbloom. Photo by Susan Rothrock Deo
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Local Kids Set Sail on Tall Ships
Sierra Club’s ICO offers underserved young people a chance to enjoy, explore and protect nature. Photos by Afrodita Fuentes
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Two Big Awards for Palos Verdes – South Bay
Two PV-SB leaders recognized for their service at awards banquet. Photo by Barbara Sattler (collaged over photo by Judy Herman)
Gatherings
Learn about our social and educational get-togethers and monthly Executive Committee meetings.
Foggy View News
Read the The Foggy View, newsletter of the Palos Verdes-South Bay Group with the Angeles Chapter of the Sierra Club.
Hikes and Trips
Join us for a local hike. The Palos Verdes Peninsula has many rustic trails and easy coastal paths. Explore the beautiful wild places close to home.
From The Foggy View
Ongoing Land Movement on the Palos Verdes Peninsula
Written by Al Sattler. Photo by Sabine Stenschke. NOTE: The situation has changed dramatically since August 26, 2023, when the article below was written. Because of accelerated land movement, the City of Rancho Palos Verdes (RPV) has declared a state of local…
Improving Air Quality for San Pedro and Long Beach
Written by David Wiggins. Photo by Green Oak/Shutterstock.com You think you might enjoy the fumes from a diesel truck idling outside your house around the clock? I’m pretty sure I wouldn’t. Yet that is effectively what people living and working…
Improving Air Quality for San Pedro and Long Beach
Written by David Wiggins. Photo by Green Oak/Shutterstock.com You think you might enjoy the fumes from a diesel truck idling outside your house around the clock? I’m pretty sure I wouldn’t. Yet that is effectively what people living and working…
Better Bluffs Bring Back Blue Butterflies
Close up photo of the el Segundo blue butterfly by Eva Cicoria.
Resilience in the Face of Natural Disasters
Solar panels helped a Florida community retain power after a hurricane. Can they do the same in earthquake country? Photo: Henrik Kam.
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