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Recent information appears in reverse chronological order below based on date (i.e., date of event or of publication). Information on Central Arkansas Group (CAG) monthly meetings is on Home page or on CAG web page. Items with Bold Stand-alone Header normally relate to the Sierra Club and/or the Arkansas Chapter. Other items (without a stand-alone header) that may be of interest to readers may also be included below. Scroll down to indicated date. To submit new information for possible inclusion in the digital newsletter, check the About Us > Contact Us web page for webmaster address.  

11/14/24 - Buffalo River Protection - The Administrative Rules subcommittee of the Arkansas Legislative Council will meet on November 14th at 2 pm to consider, among other items, the rule makings for Regulation 5 and Regulation 6 which contain provisions for a permanent moratorium against any swine CAFO permits in the Buffalo River watershed. If you support keeping the Buffalo River water clean, please contact your legislators and ask them to encourage members of the Rules committee to approve the moratorium language as it is currently written. For more info and for contact info for committee members, click HERE. For contact info for your Senate or House members, click HERE.  

9/28/24 – Sa - Little Rock’s Rock Creek Trail re-opens (after 18 month closure - following the 2023 tornado). For more info, go to https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/news/little-rock-reopens-trail-damaged-during-march-2023-tornado/ar-AA1ro2v2?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=b176b854dcc349da909893019a362e61&ei=45     

8/24-31/24 - Sa-Sa - South Dakota - This year, the World Wilderness Congress will be held in South Dakota, the third time the quadrennial series of gatherings will be held in the U.S. After March 31, registration fee for the full week may increase to $1000. For more info, go to wild.org  

7/30/24 Tu – 4 to 7 pm - AR-DoT Public Hearing on proposed drainage improvements on Hwy 60 west of the Arkansas River. Meeting Location: Today’s Family Church (Gym), 123 AR-113, Bigelow. (Note: Hwy 60 bridge across river may be closed for a month or more during construction.) For more info, go to https://ardot.gov/publicmeetings

7/25/24 Th – 4 to 7 pm – AR-DoT Public Involvement Meeting on proposed Hwy 140 bridge replacement over Left Hand Chute of Little River. Meeting Location: First Baptist Church, 302 Kenwood Av, Lepanto.6/27/24 – Th – AR-DoT Public Hearing: 4pm-7pm – Proposed Widening of Hwy. 82 from Hamburg to Montrose in Ashley County – For more info, go to https://vpiph03-ldph-job-020803-hwy-82-wdng-hamburg-montrose-en-ardot.hub.arcgis.com/

7/23/24 Tu – 4  to 7 pm – AR-DoT Public Hearing on proposed new road connecting Hwys 90 and 67 north of Pocahontas – to reduce heavy truck traffic. Location: Pocahontas Community Center, 300 Geneva Dr. Comments accepted until 8/7/24.

6/25/24 – Tu – 4 to 7 pm – AR-DoT Public Involvement Meeting re: Hwy. 351 Connector (Aggie Rd.) (Jonesboro) in Craighead County –For more info, go to https://www.ardot.gov/events/in-person-public-involvement-meeting-4pm-7pm-hwy-351-connector-aggie-rd-jonesboro-in-craighead-county-job-101073/

6/18/24 – Tu – 4 to 7 pm – AR-Dot Public Hearing re: Proposed Widening of Hwy 5 between Hwy 183 (N Reynolds Road) and Pulaski-Saline County Line. Location: First Baptist Church, 6715 Hwy 5, Bryant. For more info, go to https://061632hwy5.transportationplanroom.com/     

Antiquities Act - 118 Years

6/8/24 - The Antiquities Act - one of our most powerful tools for land conservation -- is a bipartisan bill that was signed into law by President Theodore Roosevelt on June 8, 1906. The Act allows U.S. Presidents to designate existing federal public lands as national monuments using a Presidential Proclamation.

5/18/24 - Sa - Since opening the new Pinnacle Mountain State Visitors Center last November, PMSP has been making progress with other planned improvements. The driveway to the new Visitors Center is around 1/4 mile north of the West Summit Trail (WST) parking lot. A new road is being built just east of the highway between the Visitor's Center and the WST. Once that road is completed, it will become the entrance to the WST parking lot as the current direct access from the highway will likely be closed. It appears that additional parking spaces are being built between the road and the grassy field west of the restrooms. When visiting the visitors center, ask for a copy of the new trail guide which shows all the new trails built in recent years. .....The old visitor's center is still closed. It may be leased to a concessionaire at some point. .....With all the rain earlier this year, in recent days the Kingfisher Trail has been a good place to observe an abundant crop of poison ivy as well as a variety of snakes. Early wildflowers have mostly dried up but others may be waiting for additional rain before flowering.

4/30/24 - Tu - 4 to 7 pm - Conway - AR-DoT Public Involvement Meeting to discuss Hwy. 60 drainage in Perry County. Refer to page 9A in Sunday 4/28/24 Democrat Gazette for more info (potential impact to Toad Sick Park).

Sierra Club Board of Director Election Results

4/24/24 - W - The five candidates elected to the 2024-2027 Board of Directors term were: Meghan Sahli-Wells, Clayton Daughenbaugh, David Karpf, Karl Palmquist, Erica Hall. Of the ballots distributed, 7% were returned; of those, 72% were returned by mail and 28% via internet.

Sierra Club Board of Director Elections

4/24/24 - W - noon EST deadline - Elections are now underway for 5 board members for the 2024-2027 term on the national Sierra Club Board of Directors. Club members who signed up for electronic delivery have probably received a ballot (from President Allison Chin) via e-mail within the last week. Others should receive a ballot via U.S. mail. The ballot has information on how to access information on the candidates. Please vote for the candidates of your choice who will determine the direction of the Club for the future.

Another vessel strikes a bridge, this time in Pittsburgh: Refer to pg 3A of 4/14/24 Democrat Gazette for more info.

This year (2024), the west coast has again received a lot of rain and snow. For links to a selection of Web Cams in California, click HERE.

4/14/24 - While recent UofA Coach Musselman is headed to USC, his replacement Coach Calipari was in LA last Friday to receive an award (named for former UCLA Coach Wooden) from the Los Angeles Athletic Club. For more info, check pg 7C of today's Democrat Gazette.

2/12/24 - Ticks were spotted last week near Pinnacle Mountain. Use caution.

2/1/24 - This year, the west coast has again received a lot of rain and snow. For links to a selection of Web Cams in California, click HERE. 

Central Arkansas Group Elections

12/30/2023 - If you received a ballot for the Executive Committee elections, you need to submit your ballot NOW before the deadline.

11/28/23 - Tu - The new Pinnacle Mountain State Park Visitors Center had their grand opening this morning with short speeches by park officials and Governor Sanders. The driveway to the new Visitors Center is around 1/4 mile north of the West Summit Trail parking lot. There is now a short extension of the Base Trail (south of the #3 marker) that connects to the Visitors Center with a new bike trail accessible nearby. The November issue of amp magazine (armoneyandpolitics.com) pages 24 & 25 describes architectural considerations that went into design of the building.

When visiting the visitors center, ask for a copy of the new trail guide. It appears that hiking trails have doubled in mileage in the last half-dozen years. I've heard a hiker describe the new (1 mile) Owl Pass Trail (between the boat launch ramp and the Arboretum) as a favorite. And I've seen families with small children riding bikes on this trail. (It is almost flat and fairly smooth.) Most of the other new trails are in the eastern part of the park. (Webmaster comment: I've now hiked many of the new trails east of the old Visitor's Center road and found most enjoyable, but recommend extra caution on the Jackfork Trail right next to the Maumelle River if the trail is covered with slippery leaves -as it was in January - as it would be easy to slip off the trail down into the river.)

Central Arkansas Safety Action Plan

11/2023 - Metroplan, the metropolitan planning organization for Central Arkansas (Faulkner County, Lonoke County, Pulaski County, and Saline County) is developing a Safety Action Plan. This Plan will identify and prioritize roadway safety improvements for all road users in Central Arkansas, including pedestrians, cyclists, public transportation users, motorists, and more. The goal of the Safety Action Plan is to improve roadway safety by significantly reducing or eliminating roadway fatalities and serious injuries through implementation focused on all road users. For more info [or to complete a survey to provide input to the plan], click HERE.   The survey is now completed but the link is retained for info only.

7/26/23 - LR - The new Pinnacle Mountain State Park News Visitor's Center (north of the West Parking Lot) will likely open this Fall.
8/5/23 update - Sometime in the last two weeks, the park has installed a new park bench on the West Summit Trail at the #3 marker.
10/10/23 update - It appears that a hiking or biking trail from the new Visitor's Center to the Arboretum is being built. This trail will run between the Base Trail and Little Maumelle River.
11/28/23 - Tu - The new Visitors Center had their grand opening this morning with short speeches by park officials and Governor Sanders. There is now a short extension of the Base Trail that connects to the Visitors Center with the new bike trail accessible nearby. The new Visitors Center is just south of the gravel park maintenance road that parallels part of the lower West Summit Trail.

Trivia Question of the Month - 10/10/23 - If you headed due east from the old Visitor's Center at Pinnacle Mountain State Park until you crossed a county line, what county would you be in? The correct answer: Faulkner County

11/19/23 - Su - Two trees, a hackberry and a catalpa, in Springdale have been designated as champion trees, i.e., the largest of their type in Arkansas. For more info, check page 5B of today's Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.

AR-DoT Public Informational Meetings - 4 to 7 pm. For more info, go to ardot.gov > Events Feed:

.....8/24/23 – Little Rock - Proposed widening of Highway 10 from Taylor Loop Road to Pleasant Ridge Road. Comments due by 9/8.

.....AR-DoT  is conducting a study of the Highway 59 and Highway 72 corridors in Benton County. These corridors have experienced significant growth in recent years, and this study will consider if improvements are needed to satisfy these new demands. Public Meetings: Tu 8/29 – 4to7 pm – Gravette HS; Th 8/31 – 4to7 pm – Gentry Library. Comments due by October 2.

.....9/7/23 – Conway - Proposed widening Highway 65B (Harkrider Street) from Highway 64 to Bruce Street. Comments due by 9/22.

8/5/23 - Pinnacle Mtn SP - West Summit Trail Update - A new park bench has been installed at the #3 marker (sometime in the last two weeks). Observer turned back (thunder & lightning) at the park bench just below the #5 marker so don't know if any changes have been made beyond that point.

8/1/23 - 4 to 6 pm - Conway City Hall Council Chambers, 1111 Main St. - AR-DoT / Metroplan / Conway public involvement meeting  on improving Salem Road. On day of meeting, more info will be available at    https://salemroad.transportationplanroom.com/

7/26/23 - Pinnacle Mountain State Park News - The new Visitor's Center (north of the West Parking Lot) will likely open late September. Eventually the entry to the West Parking Lot may be re-routed through the visitor's center parking area. Even with the recent high temperatures, the shaded hiking trails are seeing a moderate amount of hikers.

7/22/23 - After record snow fall in California this year, Yosemite National Park expects to open the east-west Tioga Pass road today after spending recent months plowing snow and repairing the road. (The road normally opens around late May.) The nearby Mammoth Mtn Ski Area has announced that August 6 will be the last day of skiing this season.

7/9/23 - Su - Tick Season is Here - For more info, check page 2B of today Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

7/9/23 - Su - Canine Flu in State - For more info, check page 1B of today Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

6/27/23 - Bismarck - Forestry Seminar - Updated research on forestry management - For more info, check page PB1 of the Sunday 6/18/23 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.

6/18/23 - Su - Flatside Wilderness Area Expansion? - Congressman Hill has introduced legislation to expand the Flatside Wilderness by 2200 acres. For more info, check page 1B of today's Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.

6/7/23 - Blue Mountain Hiking Trails - One of the newest hiking/biking areas in Central Arkansas is the Blue Mountain area, west of the Maumelle Pinnacles and Rattlesnake Ridge. The parking area is slightly less than 5 miles west of Chenal on Hwy 10, just after passing a long white fence. The main trail for hiking is similar to the Base Trail at Pinnacle but without all the rocks. For a description of the area, check pages 36-37 of the June issue of Arkansas Times. ...or click HERE for a news story/video. [unofficial trail map     (vertical red line at left of map is Hwy 10 just west of Lake Maumelle) ]

6/5/23 - National Park Entry Requirement - Some parks within the National Park System (including Rocky Mountain) no longer accept cash and require a debit or credit card for entry. For more info, click HERE [msn.com web site].

Sierra Club BoD Election Results

Sierra Club BoD Election Results

5/23/23 update- New Club officers are:
Allison Chin, President, Ross Macfarlane, Vice President of Conservation
Patrick Murphy, Vice President of Chapters, Groups, and Volunteers
Cheyenne Branscum, Treasurer, Meghan Sahli-Wells, Secretary

4/27/23 - Shruti Bhatnagar, Rita Harris, David Holtz, Patrick Murphy, and Dave Scott have been elected to serve three-year terms on the volunteer Board of Directors.

4/27/23 - Shruti Bhatnagar, Rita Harris, David Holtz, Patrick Murphy, and Dave Scott have been elected to serve three-year (2023-2026) terms on the volunteer Board of Directors.

4/23/23 - This Wednesday April 26 at 11 am CT is the deadline to vote in the annual election for Sierra Club Board of Directors. For more information, refer to e-mail messages you received from Ramon Cruz on the following dates: Ballot Login Info 2/28; Election Reminder 3/30; Final Reminder 4/20. Refer to one or more of these messages for more information on the candidates. This is your chance to have a say in who is part of the Board. Please vote!

4/26/23 - Arkansas Natural Sky Association - The April 24-30, 2023, issue of the Daily Record has a front page article on the Arkansas National Sky Association (ANSA), with a short interview with ANSA chapter chair Bruce McMath on light pollution and the need for dark nighttime skies. Bruce has been a former speaker at a CAG monthly meeting.

4/1/23 - On April 12, Faulkner County will be celebrating the 150th anniversary of its formation. For information on planned events, check page A1 of the April 1-2 Weekend Edition of the Conway Log Cabin Democrat.

4/1/23 - Annual Plant Sales - Master Gardener groups throughout the state conduct annual plant sales. For a listing of such sales during April and May, check the Saturday April 1 issue of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. The article starts on page PB1 with the listing continuing on PB2 and PB3. (PB = Pine Bluff Commercial section of the paper.)

3/12/23 - Central Arkansas Water - Today's Arkansas section of the Democrat-Gazette includes information on the water utility and mentions a plan to increase rates over the next 10 years. It also mentions use of $16 million in herbicide applicaton and construction of a new 5-foot diameter pipeline. For more information, refer to the article's continuation on page 5B.

3/6/23 -Tick  Season has Arrived - I'm normally not concerned about ticks until mid-March or later. However, one was spotted today in the Ozark NF north of Russellville after brushing against tree limbs. So, be warned! It is time to apply insect repellent.

News Articles in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette that our viewers may have missed that may be of interest – Refer to the indicated source for more information.
Environment:
1/29/23 pg 1H - Flatside Wilderness Area Expansion in Congress

Technology:
2/13/23 pg 1G - Asia to use half of all electricity by 2025
[...shift to renewables...] ...report warned that demand and supply are becoming increasingly weather dependent...

2/12/23 - More Large-Scale Pig Farms - In recent decades, we have heard of a desire for free-range chickens (and other animals). And we have heard of the large pig farm on the Buffalo. Page 1G (Business Section) of the Sunday 2/12/2023 Democrat-Gazette has an article on the latest innovation: A high-rise for pigs. The story mentions buildings receiving a million pounds of feed a day with waste products re-purposed for other uses/needs. There are no free-range pigs here. I recommend that our members read the article.

1/17/23 - Tu - Central Arkansas Group - Please join us on January 17, 2023 for our monthly meeting. April Ambrose with the Arkansas Advanced Energy Association will speak on her new role working on sustainability. April will also discuss The Inflation Reduction Act’s environmental benefits and the tax credits. We meet at Hibernia Irish Pub at 6:30.

COVID-19 INFO PREVIOUSLY IN RIGHT COLUMN

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Arkansas State Parks - Latest Info    
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National Park Closures  
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Corona Virus in the US – Map     

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What the Government is doing:
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention   -   https://www.cdc.gov/   

AR Dept. of Health     

Restrictions - State-by-State - an msn.com listing

New Zealand: A Likely COVID-19 Success Story – A 4-week total lockdown

How long can virus live on different surfaces? ...Click HERE     

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NOTE: Older news has been moved to News > News Past Years pages:

 News-2023     |    News-2022     |     News-2021     |     News-2020    |     News-2019

 News-2018     |     News-2017     |     News-2016     |     News-2015     |     News-2014

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 Older (Printed) Newsletters

A selection of older newsletters:

Arkansas Sierran - Chapter Newsletter, 2017 Fall - PDF 8.2 MB     #
Arkansas Sierran - Chapter Newsletter, 2016 Fall - PDF 4.3 MB     #
Arkansas Sierran - Chapter Newsletter, 2016 Spring - PDF 4.5 MB     #
Arkansas Sierran - Chapter Newsletter, 2015 Fall - PDF 3.7 MB     #
Arkansas Sierran - Chapter Newsletter, 2015 Winter - PDF 1.7 MB     #
Arkansas Sierran - Chapter Newsletter, 2014 Fall - PDF 4 MB    
Arkansas Sierran - Chapter Newsletter, 2014 Summer - PDF 8 MB     #
Arkansas Chapter Newsletter, 2011 Spring - PDF 500 KB
Arkansas Chapter Newsletter, 2001 Spring - PDF 266 KB
Arkansas Chapter Newsletter, 1990 Summer - PDF 8 MB (11x17)

A Table of Contents is provided below for issues marked with a pound sign ( # ) above.

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Arkansas Sierran - Chapter Newsletter, 2017 Fall - PDF 8.2 MB

      • Page 1 - What Part of "Environmental Quality" Don't You Understand?, by Glen Hooks (Chapter Director)
      • Page 2 - Sustainability Plans & Progress in Fayetteville, Arkansas, by Rachael Schaffner
                        (Fayetteville City Project Coordinator)
      • Page 3 - Forestry Bills Threaten Arkansas Environmental Activism, by Dr. Bob Allen (Chapter ExCom)
      • Page 4 - 2nd Annual Arkansas Environmental Policy Summit a Hugh Success
      • Page 4 - Paperless Option for Newsletter
      • Page 5 - Sierra Club's Beyond Coal Campaign Celebrates Milestone
      • Page 6 - Sierra Club & City of Fayetteville Celebrate "Drive Electric" Week
      • Page 6 - Chapter and Group ExComm Elections Switch to Electronic Voting
      • Page 7 - New Sierra Student Coalition Chapter at Little Rock Central High School, by Sophie Ryall (Senior, Little Rock Central High Schjool / Arkansas Sierra Club Intern , Fall 2017
      • Page 7 - Sierra Club & Audubon Arkansas Partner to Screen "An Inconvenient Sequel"
      • Page 8 - Collaboration and Grassroots Networking by George Wise, Chair, Central Arkansas Group

A selection of past newsletters:

Arkansas Sierran - Chapter Newsletter, 2016 Fall - PDF 4.3 MB

      • Page 1 - Victory: Sierra Club Lawsuit Leads to Cleaner Air in Arkansas, Glen Hooks (Chapter Director)
      • Page 2 - Solar Energy Booming - Even in Arkansas, Dr. Bob Allen (Chapter ExComm)
      • Page 3 - Update on the C&H Hog Farm and its Effects on the Buffalo National River, Carolyn Shearman (CAG)
      • Page 5 - Sierra Club Co-Sponsors First Arkansas Environmental Policy Summit
      • Page 5 - Calendar of Events
      • Page 6 - From the Chair - George Wise (Chapter Chair)
      • Page 7 - Arkansas Sierra Club Want Ads
      • Page 7 - Support Your Arkansas Sierra Club With an End-of-Year Gift
      • Page 8 - 2016 Arkansas Sierra Club Executive Committee (list)

Arkansas Sierran - Chapter Newsletter, 2016 Spring - PDF 4.5 MB

      • Page 1 - Let's Bring Clean Energy to Arkansas Cities, Glen Hooks (Chapter Executive Director)
      • Page 2 - Alternative Energy Alternatives, Dr. Bob Allen (Chapter Vice Chair)
      • Page 2 - Paperless Option for Newsletter
      • Page 3 - The Best Medicine for Flint - and America, Michael Brune (Sierra Club Executive Director)
      • Page 4 - TPP Update: Recent Events Provide Some Clarity on how Trade Agreements Will Undermine US Environmentally Relevant Laws and Regulations, Robin Rumph (CAG Executive Committee)
      • Page 4 - Calendar of Events
      • Page 6 - Central AR Group Report - Help Wanted, Help Needed, George Wise (CAG Chair)
      • Page 7 - Arkansas Sierra Club Want Ads
      • Page 7 - Your "Green" Helps Keep Arkansas "Green"
      • Page 8 - 2016 Arkansas Sierra Club Executive Committee (list)

Arkansas Sierran - Chapter Newsletter, 2015 Fall - PDF 3.7 MB

      • Page 1 - Clean Energy in Arkansas-It's Happening, Glen Hooks (Chapter Executive Director)
      • Page 2 - Victory! Entergy Proposes End of White Bluff Coal-Fired Power Plant
      • Page 2 - Slacktivism or Activism, George Wise (Chapter Chair)
      • Page 3 - Council of Club Leaders Report, Veronica Mobley (Chapter CCL Delegate)
      • Page 5 - Buffalo River Hogwash, Dr. Bob Allen (Chapter Vice Chair)
      • Page 6 - Coming clean - The Pipeline Stops Here, Michael Brune (Sierra Club Executive Director)
      • Page 7 - TPP Poses Grave Threat, Robin Rumph (CAG Executive Committee)

Arkansas Sierran - Chapter Newsletter, 2015 Winter - PDF 1.7 MB

      • Page 1 - Your Arkansas Sierra Club: Strong and Growing, Glen Hooks (Chapter Executive Director)
      • Page 2 - Solar Power in the Ozarks, Dr. Bob Allen (Chapter Vice Chair)
      • Page 2 - Arkansas Sierra Club Chosen for "Youth Engagement Training"
      • Page 3 - 700 Miles, 18 Hours - A Piece of Cake (and a piece of pizza too)!, Scharmel Roussel (Executive Director, Arkansas Interfaith Power & Light)
      • Page 5 - Council of Club Leaders Report, Brian Broussard
      • Page 5 - EPA to Host Environmental Justice Training in Little Rock
      • Page 6 - Central Arkansas Group Report, George Wise (CAG Chair)
      • Page 7 - Campus Report: Hendrix College, Hanna Davis
      • Page 8 - 2015 Arkansas Sierra Club Executive Committee (list)

Arkansas Sierran - Chapter Newsletter, 2014 Fall - PDF 4 MB

Arkansas Sierran - Chapter Newsletter, 2014 Summer - PDF 8 MB

      • Page 1 - EPA Issues 1st-ever Carbon Dioxide Limits for Power Plants
      • Page 2 - Cache River Restoration Project Nearing Completion
      • Page 3 - Building a Stronger Sierra Club: It Starts with Us, Glen Hooks (Chapter Executive Director)
      • Page 5 - The Trick of Quiet, George Wise (CAG Chair)
      • Page 6 - Efficiency is the Answer, Dr. Bob Allen (Chapter ExComm)
      • Page 6 - Arkansas Sierra Club 2014 Officers
      • Page 7 - Member Survey
      • Page 8 - Chapter Chair Report, Karen Sykes

Arkansas Chapter Newsletter, 2011 Spring - PDF 500 KB
Arkansas Chapter Newsletter, 2001 Spring - PDF 266 KB
Arkansas Chapter Newsletter, 1990 Summer - PDF 8 MB (11x17)
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CAG and OHG Group news is now included in the Chapter newsletter.
For older copies of the Group newsletters, go to their Group pages.

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E-MAIL DISTRIBUTION LIST

If you would like to be added to the Chapter e-mail distribution list or if you would like some information on a specific environmental issue in the state, please contact: Sierra Club - Arkansas Chapter, P.O.Box 1158, North Little Rock, AR 72115.
 

In-person Sierra Club events are currently on hold. In-person meetings and outings will likely not be conducted until TBD.  If you have not been receiving e-mail messages about on-line CAG meetings, please send an e-mail message to the CAG Chair George Wise at bgcdwise@swbell.net     for info on future CAG on-line meetings.