Fall leaves in the Alder Creek Wilderness, Pine Forest Range, Humboldt County. Photo by Brian Beffort
So many ways to explore, enjoy and protect Nevada's this season. Please pick and activity and join us for change.
Sign up here, and we'll be in touch to connect you with activities in Las Vegas, or pick one of the following activities:
1. Canvass in Reno and Carson City the last two weekends of the campaign. Help elect Sierra Club's endorsed environmental champions.
On October 27-28 and November 3-4, we’ll be staging out of the For Nevada’s Future Office in Reno.
1281 Terminal Way, Suite 224, Reno, NV 89502
Email Brian.Beffort (at) sierraclub.org if you're interested. Details might change. We would hate to miss you.
Or sign up on the Flip Nevada Blue Facebook page.
We'll also need home-stretch help on Election Day and the day before.
2. March with Sierra Club and fellow Nevadans in the Nevada Day Parade.
a. Dress up celebrating your favorite parts of Nevada's outdoor recreation economy. We will be in Division 10 and will stage for the parade on E John Street between N Fall Street and Carson Street. We are entry #202 in Division 10. Look for the banner that says "Outdoor Recreation is Gold in the Silver State" and our John Deere OHV. Please plan be there by 9:45 am.
Access E John Street via Stewart Street. Carson Street will be closed between Winnie Lane and Stewart Street. Williams Street (Hwy 50) will be closed from Stewart Street to Carson Street.Consider bringing a snack and water during staging. For later Divisions, the wait can be long. Folks can show up at 10, which is when the parade begins - we're far enough back in the pack that we won't actually emerge onto the parade route for awhile. Dress for your favorite outdoor activity--hikers, backpackers, anglers, kayakers, skiers, hunters (without the ammo, please), rock hounders all welcome.
b. March in the parade with Steve Sisolak. Join our future governor at 9:45 am at E. Long St. Entry #48. Early risers join Steve's balloon squad at 8:30.
3. Call registered voters and encourage them to vote for Sierra Club’s endorsed candidates.
Call from the comfort of your home. Reply to this email, and we’ll set you up with login information to our system.
4. Text voters in swing districts across the country. We’re getting an incredible response rate. Sign up for Sierra Club’s national texting team here (another example of cool tech doing good work).
Questions? Comments? Call Brian at 775-848-7783.