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Sierra Club Florida's Political Action Committee recently launched its inaugural class of political interns. This summer, eight interns are embedded in seven campaigns.

To honor Black lives and to lay a path to freedom for future generations, the Movement for Black Lives is calling for Six Nineteen mobilization this weekend, June 19-21, 2020, where we will make a clear and distinct call to end police violence and...

The Stop the Burn Campaign and Sierra Club stand in solidarity with protests and movements across the nation demanding an end to systemic racism in its many forms.

Voices serving frontline communities both disproportionately impacted by the coronavirus crisis and vulnerable to the impacts of the climate crisis came together from across Florida on the 50th anniversary of Earth Day.

Sierra Club members and supporters are encouraged to contact Gov. DeSantis and encourage him to veto land management bill SB 410.

The COVID-19 pandemic is a social and economic justice issue, as well as a health crisis. It is increasingly important that we come together to work through this crisis.

Over 70 environmental organizations gathered at the State Capitol for Rise Above Plastics Day, which is dedicated to raising awareness of plastic pollution and ending state interference in local efforts to reduce single-use plastics.

A public hearing is planned on a proposed industrial ocean fish farm permit in Sarasota. The outcome of this permit decision could set a dangerous precedent for our state and country that would pave the way for more fish farms off our coasts and in...

The annual holiday boat parade is a celebration of the restoration of the Lower Hillsborough River's tidal estuary.

The needs of the valuable ecosystems of North Florida, our springs, rivers, lakes, wetlands, prairies and forests habitat have all been severely shortchanged and must be addressed.