Palos Verdes-South Bay Sierra Club
Category: Conservation
Better Bluffs Bring Back Blue Butterflies
Close up photo of the el Segundo blue butterfly by Eva Cicoria.
Read MoreSafeguarding White Sage
Unfortunately, most of the white sage being sold is poached from the wild and local populations are being decimated.
Read MoreMy Walk among the Giants
California’s redwoods are in trouble; Save the Redwoods League strives to help.
Read MoreCan Ocean Farming Help Feed the Earth’s Booming Population? Pt. 2
Aquaculture is one answer to feeding the Earth’s burgeoning population.
Read MoreWhy is the Sierra Club Involved in Politics?
By Al Sattler Alternate Chapter Rep Recently, I was asked why the Sierra Club is involved in politics. Many people mainly think of the Sierra Club as doing hikes and other outings. However, it is important to remember that the…
Read MoreGoing Green During a Pandemic
By Judy Herman, Foggy View Editor Staying safer at home presents some challenges, but we’re adapting. Instead of our Sierra Club hikes we’re taking solitary walks to explore our own neighborhoods and using online conferencing for alternative exercise from aerobics…
Read MoreThe Gnatcatcher Saves Coastal Habitat
By Barbara Dye, former Executive Director of the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy The Rancho Palos Verdes Natural Communities Conservation Plan (NCCP), which gave us the nature preserve, all started because of a small, gray bird, the coastal California gnatcatcher,…
Read MoreYour Tips for Going Green
We all care about the environment. Recycling is good, but reusing is better (no energy wasted transporting materials to get broken down and reformed and transported back). “Upcycling” turns trash into treasure. So how do YOU do it? Send your…
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