Chapter Updates

by Victoria Brandon, Redwood Chapter Chair  For many years Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) has operated the “Potter Valley Project,” a hydroelectric facility on the main stem of the Eel River consisting of Scott and Cape Horn dams...

California’s forests have been part of natural ecosystems in a constant state of ebb and flow through natural cyclical disturbances.

Meyers Fire sends local chapter leader and neighbors into evacuation

Environmental policy is on the ballot and needs your vote

Jacob Klein is the newest staff member working with Redwood Chapter on various projects that affect the region.

Issues with environmental justice components abound in Redwood Chapter's region, hammering the point home that we cannot achieve environmental success without social justice.

Since early in the last century fish passage has been blocked by a small Pacific Gas & Electric facility called the Potter Valley Project, which consists of Scott and Cape Horn dams, a small hydroelectric plant, and a system of pipes diverting...

Environmental Justice: Opposing gas stations isn preserving clean air and clean water for all. Please join the upcoming demonstration or send in your comments.

View the Climate Conversation from May 15, 2020 with Congressman Jared Huffman, climate expert Linda Brown and Redwood Chapter Climate Chair Randy MacDonald! These three powerhouses give us a look into global climate trends, national policy and how...

Last year, Sierra Club and partner organizations submitted a letter to the US Army Corps of Engineers strongly warning against efforts to dredge a deeper shipping channel through San Francisco Bay. The SF Bay to Stockton Navigation Project would...