About us
- sign-up for outings and complete the participant agreement in advance at https://www.riograndesierraclub.org/calendar/
- The Sierra Club is an active and fun environmental organization. Come join us for hikes, outings, art openings, talks by experts, volunteer opportunities, and great conversation about environmental issues! There are tons of ways to get involved with this group.
SAFE SPACE AGREEMENT
Outdoor Activities runs programs that insist on a safe space agreement between participants, leaders, volunteers, and staff. We want to support everyone in exploring, enjoying, and protecting these phenomenal spaces, and hateful and dangerous behavior will not be tolerated. We don’t want to deny participation in these outdoor programs and we will always say no to racism, sexism, ageism, homophobia, impairment, and disruption. This clearly outlines the expectations of those wishing to support the Sierra Club mission and values.
- If you’ve signed-up for an outing or event and begin to feel ill, please stay home and seek appropriate medical care.
- Participants are welcome to wear masks if it makes them comfortable.
Upcoming events
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Sierra Club & Beer:SeekingJustice for uranium exposure (signup link in descrip)
St Mark's Episcopal Church, 431 Richmond Pl, NE, Albuquerque, NM, USSierra Club & Beer: Seeking Restorative Justice for uranium exposure April 10, 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Ava Curtis, Environmental Justice Coordinator for the Multicultural Alliance for a Safe Environment (MASE) will share her experiences seeking restorative justice for communities in New Mexico impacted by uranium mining and milling. Ava will discuss the nuclear fuel chain in New Mexico and the southwest and the impacts this has had on frontline communities particularly on their health and traditional practices. Shell also share how communities are building powerful coalitions to resist nuclear development and fight for restorative justice that protects their health and safety.
sign up at: https://www.riograndesierraclub.org/calendar/Location: St. Mark's Episcopal Church 431 Richmond Pl NE,
any questions, Contact Diane Reese [(505) 507-6416](tel:(505) 507-6416) dianebqnm@gmail.com or Susan Gorman 6023867112 susangorman1945@gmail.com2 attendees
Migrating Birds Along Animas River in Farmington (signup link in description)
Location not specified yetMigrating Birds Along Animas River in Farmington April 18, 9 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
***Sign up by April 16 at: https://www.riograndesierraclub.org/calendar/***
Come and see the beautiful river walk and experience the changing variety of birds during spring migration along the Animas River. We will meet at the Riverside Nature Center in Farmington at 9 AM. 18 year olds and up. No dogs please. Leisurely pace. Trip will be 2.5 miles on level dirt trails. Dress for the weather and bring binocular, snacks and water. Sunscreen and bug juice always good.
***Sign up by April 16 at: https://www.riograndesierraclub.org/calendar/***
Leader: Mike Foster mike4ffoster@gmail.com
Level: Easy
Location: Riverside Nature Center, Farmington
This is the first of three trips to look for migrating birds in the spring. The others will be on May 9 and June 61 attendee
Past events
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