Sierra Club San Diego Chapter

Join more than 12,000 members in San Diego and Imperial Counties.

TAKE ACTION!

Sprawl Costs Us All

Kick Your Climate Action Into the Next Level

We all want to do our part to stop climate change.

But how? Figuring out where to start or what to do can seem overwhelming.

It turns out that there are lots of things that we can all do to reduce our carbon emissions. Our At Home Climate Fact Sheets provide information on how to start—right now! Even making a few changes can help a lot. If everyone does their part, we can make the future healthier and brighter for all life on our planet.

Please check out our Climate Action Web Page. It’s filled with 1 page Fact Sheets that will help you get started. Be sure to share them with your friends and family. We are all in this together.

At Home Climate Fact Sheets – English

Acciones Climáticas en Casa – Spanish

YEAR ROUND CLOSURE

On September 18th, the San Diego City Council unanimously approved the year round closure of Pt. La Jolla and Boomer Beach to keep people at safe distances from sea lions. The Sierra Club Seal Society presented the science and expert testimony to achieve this significant goal. We thank all those have helped us achieve this significant goal. Join us as a volunteer to help conduct counts of mothers and pups during the closure and help educate visitors. You can volunteer HERE.

Looking to get active? Want to help protect our natural world and communities?

Let us help you find your perfect volunteer opportunity. Just fill out our volunteer form HERE and one of our Coordinators of Volunteers will get right back to you and get you going!

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A VISION FOR AN EQUITABLE AND JUST CLIMATE FUTURE

Sierra Club worked with Environmental Justice and National Partners who released this platform (info here https://ajustclimate.org/). EJ and National Group Leadership met with a number of members of Congress on both the House and Senate side to discuss the joint platform and what it means for future climate policy.