Sierra Club Flagstaff - Northern Arizona Group

01/02/2022

What a way to start the New Year, that is snow blowing off the San Francisco Peaks on crystal clear day. wow!

11/28/2021

Here is a good explanation regarding Land Acknowledgements.

11/09/2021

Mark your Calender's for this important discussion.

The City of Flagstaff is hosting a presentation on peacemaking and communication through a Native lens on November 23 in celebration of Native American Heritage Month!

Pre-register for this free virtual event by clicking on the link below: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZctduqtrj8iE9FR2QZ7LZIIJmdullHBs_0C

10/27/2021

All around good film tomorrow 10/28 on Campus.

Join the Azulita Project and the Northern Arizona University Green Fund next Thursday, October 28th from 6-7:30PM to view our newest film, "Evidence of Us", about plastic in our National Parks, and engage in a valuable conversation about stewardship of nature and how to move towards a zero waste lifestyle! We will be meeting in the Grand Canyon Room, upstairs in NAU's university union.

10/27/2021

Well done Coconino Vocies by Alicyn Gitlin!

At a recent meeting, the Bureau of Reclamation explained why there would be no High Flow Experiment (HFE) on the Colorado River in Grand Canyon this fall. An HFE would

10/19/2021

This Saturday is the annual W&S film fest. benefiting GRCA Wolf Recovery Project, always a good time!

https://qudio.com/event/grandcanyonwolf2021

09/25/2021

As the rivers dry up, so goes the riparian habitat. Please take a moment to sign this petition.

H​.​R​.​5145 - Forest Genetics and Climate Adaptation Research to Restore Damaged Rivers

09/23/2021

If you can make the time, this Colorado State symposium looks to be a good place to learn about the status of conversation initiatives..

The Salazar Center’s International Symposium on Conservation Impact will convene the public around "America the Beautiful", also known as “30x30”. Top-level officials will lay out a vision for conserving 30% of America’s lands and waters by 2030. http://ow.ly/Pylg50GaE3J

09/20/2021

This is a good review about the current status of Mexican grey wolves, both biology and politics. Who knew that Anubis was up past Fort Valley! Life is good north of I40😉

Anubis, a Mexican gray wolf, set off alarms when he strayed north of I-40 and his trek has renewed debate over the freeway as a recovery boundary.

09/18/2021

Good research about the tenacity of life on Earth - leave no nutrient source unused!

Smoke rising from forest fires contains nutrients that can cause algae populations to explode.