The day in the life of mucking around with one of our amazing Napa Sierra Club student interns. Read on.

This was the second social event hosted by the Napa Group in 2024, and the Executive Committee is eager to continue these gatherings in 2025. Each event will focus on a unique theme, bringing like-minded members together to enjoy food, beverages,...

The fight for a sustainable future is the defining challenge of our time, and I’ve been striving to find my place in it. While my volunteer work has been fulfilling, it wasn’t enough, so I took a bold step and enrolled in the online Master of...

James was the winner of the Climate Creative Piece Contest held by our student friends at Napa Schools for Climate Action. He accepted our request to publish his poem here and on our newsletter.

Little did the Napa Sierra Club Group know that when several of its members decided to do a group bike ride as part of the Vine Trail Locomotion Fundraiser recently, it would literally come to the rescue of a California King snake, saving its life...

Setting your thermostat just a single digit higher can help you save 6 percent on your cooling costs, according to the EPA. Read on. Article is courtesy of Vox.

Paulina Z. Enlightens Students About Environmental Awareness Recently, Paulina Viera Zambrano conducted an informative session on environmental importance at Donaldson Way Elementary in American Canyon. Ms. Zambrano engaged a class of second and...

The Napa Sierra Club hosted an in-person event, an early evening wine and hors d’oeuvres gathering, was held at Bay Grape in Napa on May 16th. It attracted over two dozen Sierra Club members and supporters who arrived with great ideas as to where...

English Ivy found its way to America with the British immigrants way back when and subsequently hitched its way to our Coast in the westward migration! Not being native to our coastal environments, it has no natural enemies (i.e., animals, insects,...

This is Part Two of my adventure on the 5-day Milford Track in New Zealand, considered by many to be "the finest walk in the world."