Glen Dawson to mark a century!
PDF of March/April 2012 Issue
Download the Southern Sierran issue March/April 2012 [PDF:5.3Mb] published by the Angeles Chapter of the Sierra Club, serving Los Angeles and Orange counties.
PDF of January/February 2012 Issue
Download the Southern Sierran issue January/February 2012 [PDF:3.3Mb] published by the Angeles Chapter of the Sierra Club, serving Los Angeles and Orange counties.
Dennis Loya Stepping down as Chapter Chair, Welcome Dyana Peña as new Chair
In mid-September, chapter chair Dennis Loya resigned from his committee positions, including his role as chapter chair. Citing an increasing workload in his day job and the increasing stress of chapter responsibilities, Dennis felt it was in the best interest of both his family and the chapter to step back and better focus on health and family.
Webinar: What Is Electrification and Why It Matters: Impact on Climate and Your Bottom Line.
What Is Electrification and Why It Matters: Impact on Climate and Your Bottom Line.
Wed. Sep. 29th, 7-8 PM PST
Say it again: No Drilling Where We’re Living!
Inglewood Oil Field, one of the largest urban oil fields in the country, with city of Santa Monica and Malibu coastline in the background. by Peter Bennett
Vote in the 2021 Angeles Chapter Elections
Voting Begins October 4th
Voter Guide
The annual Angeles Chapter elections begin October 4th, 2021, and end November 15th, 2021. Active members will be voting for
- At-large positions on the Angeles Chapter Executive Committee,
- Members of the Executive / Management Committee for their Regional Group in the Chapter.
VOTE ONLINE: All members can use their member ID to vote at:
2021 ExCom Candidate Forum
Meet the Candidates for the Angeles Chapter Executive Committee. During this recording, you will have an opportunity to hear from the candidates for the ExCom open At Large positions from Monday's Candidate Forum organized by the Verdugo Hills regional group.
Join the Climate Journey as a Cool Block Team Leader in LA and Irvine
You can green your neighborhood, make it safer to walk in, and more. Cool Block teams will meet, discuss, and implement sustainability concepts on topics related to energy efficiency, water conservation, emergency preparedness, and more. It’s up to you to decide with your neighbors based on your community's unique needs. This is why the Sierra Club Angeles Chapter voted to support the City of LA, and City of Irvine's Cool Blocks program. We would like to recruit you, if you live in LA or Irvine, sign up as a leader for your block.
We Need Volunteers to Save the Coast of California – passions for action and law are welcome
We need volunteers with an interest in coastal issues and coastal law to commit time to rebuild our coastal conservation committee in LA and Orange Counties as part of the larger CCC Coastal Committee.
The Coastal Act is a great tool for protecting coastal habitats, It is only a useful tool for volunteers who know what the law contains and how to apply the law in a meaningful way when interacting with Coastal Commission staff, developers, and other stakeholders.
