Grand Canyon Chapter

Saguaro Bloom by Jim Dubinski

About Us

Welcome to Sierra Club's Grand Canyon (Arizona) Chapter! We are one of the oldest and most influential grassroots environmental organizations in the United States, dedicated to protecting Arizona's natural heritage.

Our Mission

To explore, enjoy, and protect the wild places of the earth; practice and promote responsible use of ecosystems and resources; educate and enlist humanity to protect and restore the environment; and use all lawful means to carry out these objectives.

A small crowd gathered in front of a building with signs that say "Climate Can't Wait"

Climate Action outside Senator Kelly's office

What We Do

Protect Arizona's public lands, wildlife, and waters
Promote clean renewable energy and energy efficiency
Advocate for environmental issues at the Arizona Legislature
Engage in on-the-ground conservation efforts
Offer hiking and outdoor programs, including youth engagement

Our Priorities

Border — Protect sensitive borderlands and wildlife
Energy — Promote renewable energy and efficiency
Grand Canyon — Restore and protect the Grand Canyon ecoregion
Public Lands — Safeguard parks, refuges, and monuments
Water — Protect water resources and riparian areas
Wildlife — Protect native and endangered species

Earth Day at the Capitol

Get Involved

Join one of our local groups or sign up for our AZ Newsletters to stay informed and active in environmental protection.

Our Local Groups

The Sierra Club Grand Canyon Chapter of Arizona is composed of five groups, one conservation committee and their associated Activity Sections. Check out the links below.