Energy prices are the highest they have ever been. Attend the Illinois Solar Home Tour on September 24 to learn how solar power reduces costs, supports energy independence, protects against power outages, and reduces carbon emissions.

On Sunday, September 11, Diane Rosenberg from Lake County Audubon Society (LCAS) will share the magic and mysteries of bird migration. She also will offer tips for protecting and preserving our amazing wild avian populations.

On Sunday, August 14, Gerri Songer of the Woods & Wetlands Rail Safety Campaign, will address dangers associated with the rail systems that pass through our communities.

If your home or business has solar panels, you could share your story as part of the Illinois Solar Tour on Saturday, September 24.

Ready to make a difference on issues you care about? This could be your moment: The Woods & Wetlands Group is seeking nominees for election to its Executive Committee (ExCom).

On Sunday, July 10, Jay Futterman, our self-avowed “energy nerd,” will lead us on a journey through his house, room by room, to advise us about ways to fight the global climate crisis, reduce your household’s carbon emissions and save money.

On Sunday, June 12, an ambassador for the Alliance for the Great Lakes will talk about some of the challenges and opportunities involved in preserving and protecting our precious natural resource.

Learn what Illinoisans are doing to implement the landmark Climate and Equitable Jobs Act—and how Sierra Club members like you can help—in a special June 8 town hall hosted by the Woods & Wetlands Clean Energy Team.

Perhaps you’ve noticed some recent buzz about railroad safety in the media. Thank members of La Coalition’s Rail Safety Campaign and their spring letters to the editor (LTE) effort.

Folks who follow the Woods and Wetlands Group on social media are getting valuable tips on becoming part of the solution to the growing environmental and health threats of plastics.