Recently, the Houston Sierra Club met with our friends at Bayou City Waterkeeper and Galveston Bay Foundation to discuss how our organizations can together better protect wetlands in the Houston Area. This article will answer some questions about wetlands and request you volunteer to protect them.
 

Solar United Neighbors is a unique non-profit that helps neighborhoods go solar by forming local co-ops. Their new project in the Houston region is the East Houston Solar Co-op, which had a virtual kick off on March 19. Sierra Club is one of the local non-profit partners for this new co-op.

 

 

 

During the month of March, Houston METRO has been implementing a number of safety measures and service modifications. Providing public transit services during a virus pandemic, particularly one that can be easily spread and has triggered widespread business and office closures, is a challenge.  

 

 

 

 Wildflowers have long sparked our imaginations and inspired our hearts. Sam Houston National Forest (SHNF) has a diverse array of forests, streams, prairies, and savannas, each with its own collection of Nature’s brightly colored jewels: wildflowers.

 

 

 

 The national Sierra Club and many other organizations, submitted comments to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and others, that oppose the draft environmental impact statement (DEIS) and issuance of a Section 10/4040 permit for a huge, deepwater, offshore, crude oil terminal, pipelines, and onshore terminal near Oyster Creek and Surfside Beach, Brazoria County.