Seal Society of San Diego North County Group Coasters Group

Explore, enjoy and protect the planet

Become a Member
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Join


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Get Involved

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Foster Lodge Rehab

Take Action

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.



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Upcoming Events



Outing
Nov 15 - 8:00 AM
Hike: San Jacinto from Tram
San Diego Chapter
Club Support Event
Nov 18 - 7:00 PM
Campfire Training
San Diego Chapter
Club Support Event
Nov 19 - 6:30 PM
North County Group Executive Committee Meeting
North County Group
Social Event
Nov 20 - 6:30 PM
Pints for the Planet
San Diego Chapter
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Join Sierra Club San Diego on an outing – where do you want to go? The choice is yours!

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Hike


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Family

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Nature Knowledge Workshop

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Imperial County

In Imperial County, residents live at the front lines of overlapping environmental crises. Air pollution from agricultural burning, pesticide use, and dust storms—many kicked up from the shrinking Salton Sea—regularly drives air quality to hazardous levels. Water contamination adds to the strain, as irrigation runoff and high groundwater salinity threaten both crops and public health. The region’s extreme heat further endangers outdoor workers and low-income communities already bearing disproportionate environmental burdens. Together, these conditions have turned Imperial County into a flashpoint for environmental justice, where public agencies and local advocates including the San Diego Chapter are working to confront the long-term consequences of decades of neglect and climate change.



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