On April 20, Houston Group Sierra Club volunteers welcomed visitors to our table at Discovery Green.

On April 16, 2024, the Sierra Club met with the U.S. Forest Service in Sam Houston National Forest, in Little Lake Creek Wilderness Area, to view problems that are related to non-native invasive plant species and the Lone Star Hiking Trail.

It was a lovely day at Attwater Prairie Chicken National Wildlife Refuge (APNWR). The temperature was in the low 80’s, partly cloudy, but mostly sunny, and a steady 15 mph wind.

On Saturday March 23, the River, Lakes, Bays 'N Bayous Trash Bash®, which is the largest, single-day waterway cleanup in Texas, celebrated its 30th year of cleaning up the Galveston Bay watershed.

Welcome to the Houston Sierra Club online Bayou Banner newsletter for April 2024. Click the title to see the news this month.

On April 17, the speaker will be Clint Pustejovsky of Texas Snakes & More. At this meeting Clint will be discussing the snakes of Texas and those found in the Houston region.

Green Mountain Energy Earth Day in partnership with Citizens' Environmental Coalition (CEC),
is Earth Day at Discovery Green.

On April 11, our speaker will be Jill Boullion, Executive Director of the Bayou Land Conservancy.

On Saturday March 2, some 200 volunteers turned out to clean up trash along the San Marcos River from Rio Vista Dam in San Marcos all of the way down to Palmetto State Park – that’s around 60 river miles!

On March 9, 2024, six hardy Sierra Clubbers braved chilly 20 mph winds and with 35 other volunteers spent two hours giving back in a service outing on the Coastal Prairie Conservancy’s Indian Grass Preserve in the Katy Prairie.