A single day has never been enough time to instill an earth-friendly ethic. Sure, establishing Earth 'Day' in 1972 was a milestone and a public eye-opener. But nowadays going to a ‘festival’ to look at displays or bringing up the subject for a brief...

How do you live Earth Day Every Day?Small daily acts add up to a big contribution in helping reduce human impact on the Earth. Even something as small and everyday as getting dressed. Most clothes are not made to last and consume a great deal of...

Why do most of us in the Ventura/Oxnard Sierra Club go north to Ojai or Santa Barbara or south to Santa Monica Mountains to hike? Because very little trail access exists in the southeastern Los Padres National Forest...

So many ways to celebrate your earth day ethic: repair, reuse, reduce, right?! Do it ALL in one event. And have lots of fun while benefiting our group at the SAME TIME!

Channel Islands WILD! A bold new all encompassing Sierra Club campaign.

Bat Woman is a Super Hero! For 30 years Kris Mashburn has made bats seem cute and cuddly to anyone who would listen.  “My love affair started simply when visiting Zion National Park and hearing the ranger state that bats are the most...

Ventura County needs safe cycling infrastructure for recreation and transportation. Our kids are apt to spend many hours a day staring at a screen living surrounded by a beautiful place with lovely country and environment. But how do you ride...

Unless we’re mistaken, we are the ONLY Coastal Clean Up Day site that Sierra Club captains in the whole state of California (national staff are you listening?). We’d love to get knocked off the throne, but in the meantime…a half ton of trash will...

It was a gloomy morning socked in with a low marine layer on Harbor Blvd at West Channel Park on September 9, but people started coming in groups after a slow start. On that day, National Electric Drive Week was held next to the farmer’s market...

Did you meet our mascot yet? Probably so if you went to Earth Day or one of our Venture(a) Out speaker nights this year. Not your average bear, but definitely a safe way to get close to a lifesize Ursus americanus californiensis.