Missouri Sierra Club

06/02/2026

Pride Month reflects something similar in our communities: people and movements are stronger when individuals can show up fully and authentically. It’s also a moment to recognize that access, safety, and belonging in our communities and public places, including the outdoors, are not a given for everyone. For many, being visible and fully themselves has not always been safe or possible, which is part of why visibility, celebration, and belonging continue to matter.

The environmental and progressive movements would not be where they are today without the efforts of q***r leaders, advocates, organizers, and changemakers, past and present, who continue to move this work forward.

Happy Pride Month!

05/29/2026

from Forest ReLeaf of Missouri

"Your donations in action! Thanks to support from the MO Sierra Club and our community we've launched our summer stewardship watering program at O'Fallon Park. Today we watered over 180 trees in just under three hours using a combination of pumps, hydrants, buckets, and wagons. Imagine how much we can accomplish once the new 100-foot hose arrives!

Young tree care and stewardship is a critical part of making sure the trees we plant in our community thrive. The trees in your life could probably use a drink too- a good rule of thumb is to give a young trees 5-10 gallons per inch of trunk.
Want to get involved with watering at the park? We'll be hosting workdays throughout the summer on Friday mornings. Email [email protected] for more information."

05/28/2026

Today is the EPA Coal Ash Hearing!!! We ate lunch and tuned in to hear community members impacted by coal ash pollution from across the country testify.

You can still take action! Send your public comment by June 12: www.sc.org/CoalAsh

05/28/2026

A win for clean energy in Missouri!

"In its approval order, the commission said Missouri needs additional electric generation to replace aging energy resources and meet increasing electricity demand tied to economic development."

Missouri regulators approved Ameren Missouri’s 250-megawatt solar project in Callaway County.

05/27/2026

STL to EPA: MOVE YOUR ASH!

We hope folks from the greater STL area will join us as we take action on coal ash pollution over lunch at our office on 5/28 from 11AM-1PM.

RSVP TODAY to reserve your spot with us: [email protected],-90.308779" rel="ugc" target="_blank">https://act.sierraclub.org/events/details?formcampaignid=701Po00001lbredIAA&mapLinkHref=https://maps.google.com/maps&daddr=STL%20Watch%20Party%20for%20EPA%20Coal%20Ash%[email protected],-90.308779

05/26/2026

Join us for the May Missouri Sierra Space (MOSS) call on May 27! This month, we will be breaking down what happened during the 2026 MOLEG session with some special legislators. Together we will
** Discussing key bills that passed
** Highlighting important legislation that we helped successfully stop
** Sharing what we can expect for next year
** Learning next steps and how we can continue building momentum through the interim

RSVP today: https://act.sierraclub.org/events/details?formcampaignid=701Po00001QEDWDIA5&mapLinkHref=

05/21/2026

Join us to raise your voice against EPA’s dirty attempts to pollute our communities! We'll be holding an Watch Party at our STL office to tune into the EPA coal ash hearing and take action together. RSVP to attend this lunch time action on 5/28 from 11AM-1PM: [email protected],-90.308779" rel="ugc" target="_blank">https://act.sierraclub.org/events/details?formcampaignid=701Po00001lbredIAA&mapLinkHref=https://maps.google.com/maps&daddr=STL%20Watch%20Party%20for%20EPA%20Coal%20Ash%[email protected],-90.308779

Can't attend? Send in your public comment at https://www.sc.org/CoalAsh

05/21/2026

We had a wonderful expedition in the Bryant Creek watershed this week, starting with a tour of regenerative + organic Flotsam Farm, followed by a float on the Bryant Creek, and ending with a day of restoration work to clear invasive cedars from the glade at Bryant Creek State Park. We topped off the day with a tour of the portion of the park that is not yet open to the public. Our outing supported Missouri State Parks in restoring the natural glade ecosystem and moving phases 2 & 3 towards opening to the public!
Thanks everyone who came out to explore, enjoy and protect our public lands!

05/20/2026

Hi friends, unfortunately we have a lot of folks traveling this month and will be taking down the meeting tonight due to low attendance. Please shoot me an email if you would like to be clued in on a virtual rescheduled session before the end of May - Have a great night! 🌎✨ - Mahala

05/20/2026

Next week, we'll be exploring EarthDance Organic Farm School to learn about organic farming, sustainability practices on the farm, and how newly installed solar panels are helping power farming operations. RSVP at our website to join us for this exciting outing in partnership with the Beyond Coal Campaign.