MTG Newsletter November 2019

Melinda Welton recently returned from Patagonia where she participated in an exciting Earthwatch project studying the reproductive health of one of the largest rookeries in Argentine. She will show us photos and videos of penguins and other birds...

MTG Newsletter October 2019

We hear about climate change daily and with growing concern about our future and about the future of our planet. Sunrise members will tell us about the actions they are taking to make climate change an urgent priority

Bill Troup is a Superintendent with the Metropolitan Nashville Board of Parks and Recreation. He currently oversees nature/interpretive centers and natural areas management. He tells us about the challenges of managing and protecting Nashville's...

Ross Miller, Streams Coordinator of the Cumberland River Compact presented a discussion of the Metro Adopt-A-Stream program.

The Tennessee Department of Agriculture (TDA) has determined that the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB), an invasive insect that destroys ash trees has been found in Davidson County. The EAB is attacking all species of North American ash trees and unless...

Sierra Club Middle Tennessee Group invites the entire state to come together for our annual picnic at the beautiful Edwin Warner Park in Nashville. We will be at Shelter 6. Shelter 6 is located right along the Little Harpeth River. Enter Park from...

What is the Green New Deal? What's at stake and who will it help? What could it mean for Nashville and Middle Tennessee? Join us at this Town Hall to hear leaders in our community share about how the Green New Deal is the biggest opportunity of...

Nashville Vice Mayor Jim Shulman - What can the Council and Individuals do together to Improve our Environment.