Palos Verdes-South Bay Sierra Club
Prudent planning can slow the flow of plastic into the harbor.
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A Plea to Prevent a Plastic-tastophe at the Port
Prudent planning can slow the flow of plastic into the harbor.
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“Nature’s Best Hope” and the Future of Our Yards
Create a national park in your backyard.
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I’m breaking up with plastic.
50 ways to leave your lover? Not here, but learn 10 ways to ditch plastic.
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Along the Path
Native bees are much more efficient than honey bees because they have evolved with native flowers.
Meetings
Learn about our social and educational get-togethers and monthly Executive Committee meetings.
The Foggy View News
Read the The Foggy View, newsletter of the Palos Verdes-South Bay Group with the Angeles Chapter of the Sierra Club.
From The Foggy View
“Nature’s Best Hope” and the Future of Our Yards
Create a national park in your backyard.
I’m breaking up with plastic.
50 ways to leave your lover? Not here, but learn 10 ways to ditch plastic.
Earth Day Round-up
Local Earth Day events in April provided an opportunity to recruit new Sierra Club members. The South Bay Parkland Conservancy’s celebration in Redondo Beach’s Wilderness Park offered an array of food and activities, including an overnight camp out. Though they…
A Plea to Prevent a Plastic-tastophe at the Port
Prudent planning can slow the flow of plastic into the harbor.
Earth Day Activities
***Sierra Club Re-mobilizes for Earth Day*** Click to find out how you can help. Saturday, April 23Palos Verdes Peninsula Land ConservancyEarth Day CelebrationWhite Point Nature Preserve9:00am – 12:00pm1600 West Paseo del Mar, San Pedro, CA 90731www.pvplc.volunteerhub.com Saturday, April 23AltaSeaCelebrating our…
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