Electric Bikes: Should You Go For It? by Nick Cheranich
March 22, 2021
(Almost) Everything you ever wanted to know about Electric Bikes - and why you should get one.
The Steep Learning Curve of Managing Our Forest Land (Made Understandable), by Patricia Damery
March 22, 2021
Allowing forests to do what they do best sounds simple, and in some ways, it is until you take in the fact that we cannot just let our forests go without some tending. First Peoples knew this. We have interfered, stopping forest fires that naturally...
Napa County’s Groundwater Sustainability Plan, by Chris Sauer
January 25, 2021
As we all know, water is a precious resource, especially during these times of drought. Chris Sauer, who is on the County's Groundwater Sustainability Plan committee, explains what is happening for the future of Napa's water sustainability.
Skyline Wilderness Park Hikes, by Roland Dumas
January 24, 2021
Roland Dumas shares his favorite hikes and other info about this "gem of Napa Valley."
Napa Sierra Club Helps with Yountville’s Climate Action, by Chris Benz
January 22, 2021
The Napa Sierra Club is helping with the ban on gasoline-powered leaf blowers by providing $2000 in funding for bilingual outreach to Yountville residents, businesses and yard care companies.
Understanding the Incredible Energy Needs of the U.S., by Nick Cheranich
December 21, 2020
One of the most useful ways in which to really understand our energy consumption and where that energy comes from is by using this flow chart.
How Minorities Are Disproportionately Affected by Climate Change, and What We Can Do to Help, by Lainey Laband
November 24, 2020
Climate Change affects minorities and indigenous people in many different ways.