On October 13, 2022 the Sierra Club visited Compartment 97 in southeastern Sam Houston National Forest (SHNF) to look at areas (stands of trees) that are slated for logging.

You don’t have to get too far out of the city to see white-tailed deer. They are highly adaptable and are thriving in most of the suburbs around Houston.

Welcome to the Houston Sierra Club online Bayou Banner newsletter for October 2022. Click the title to see the news this month.

Native plants in our own back yards can be part of the Homegrown National Park!

On September 14, 2022 the Lone Star Chapter and Houston Regional Group of the Sierra Club visited the “Hopson Fire” site in Upland Island Wilderness Area, Angelina National Forest.

The Sierra Club shares issues and concerns about implementation of the Compartments 29, 36, and 37 Mulching Project in Sam Houston National Forest with the U.S. Forest Service.

It is important to dispose of unused or expired prescription drugs properly, both to prevent misuse and to prevent environmental contamination in waterways, ground water and water supplies.

The Sacred Springs Kite Exhibition that is currently on display in the Austin Central Library focuses on Texas’ thousands of free-flowing springs, their relationship with life, and the threats that they face from both local development and global...