In this newsletter, we focus on New Year's Resolutions from activist volunteers and the Sierra Club community.

Here we focus on Renewable Energy, from how to obtain rebates for energy-efficient upgrades to your home, to how LA-area houses of worship can obtain rebates for solar panels, to how electrifying your home is good not only for the environment but...

We focus on green LA—from transforming concrete schoolyards, to preserving 30% of open space by 2030, to honoring LA's historic Cornelius Johnson oak tree, whose sapling came from the 1939 Olympics (hosted by what was then Nazi Germany), and then...

With a focus on food, we first interview a local author about her book, "Bad Manners," full of easy, delicious, plant-based recipes. We then highlight local farmers markets, learn where to bring our food scraps for composting, and explore what goes...

We review the Central Group's actions this year to protect, clean up, and expand open space and parks, and to lead hiking outings in partnership with Hearts for Sight.

We focus on local wildlife, from an important migratory refuge whose protection requires the expansion of the San Gabriel National Monument, to a local artist who uses his voice to inspire change, to how to help CLAW (a group of grassroots wildlife...

The Central Group of the Angeles Chapter of the Sierra Club is the oldest group in the Sierra Club! It runs from West Hollywood to East L.A., from Griffith Park through South L.A, and includes some of the Gateway Cities, such as Montebello, El...

Our October newsletter, themed "Park Projects" explores aspects of parks we may not be as familiar with in an effort to celebrate, protect, and create more of them. We look at their role in community history, accessibility, benefits to mental health...

In this issue: Successfully Protecting Our LA River; How Far We've Come: Trash Talk Saturdays; Trail News; Good News for Climate Change; Central Group Member Spotlight