Angeles Chapter of the Sierra Club
Continuing Our Second Hundred Years Of Activism for the Environment
On November 1, 1911, 75 Sierra Club members gathered in downtown Los Angeles to sign a petition calling for the creation of a "Southern California Section," the first local chapter in the history of the organization that John Muir founded in San Francisco in 1892.
Today, the Sierra Club Angeles Chapter covers Los Angeles and Orange Counties and includes 14 regional groups (organized by geographical area) and 32 outdoor activity sections and committees (organized by interest). Chapter coordination and oversight is provided by an elected volunteer Executive Committee; the chapter also employs 4 staff who work with volunteer leaders to advance its priorities.
Together, we offer a wide array of activities to engage members and the general public in efforts to explore, enjoy and protect our shared environment.
Contact Information
Sierra Club, Angeles Chapter
3250 Wilshire Blvd. #1106
Los Angeles, CA 90010
phone: 213-387-4287
fax: 213-387-5383
Website: https://angeles.sierraclub.org/
e-mail: info@angeles.sierraclub.org
Office Hours: 10 to 5, Mon through Fri
(closed holidays)