About us
General meetings, committee meetings, discussions, social gatherings, etc of the two Sierra Club groups in the Kansas City metro area, the Thomas Hart Benton group (Missouri) and the Kanza group (Kansas).
Leadership Responsibility
Each Sierra Club post on this Meetup is created and led by an individual Event Host, who is solely responsible for planning, safety, decision‑making, and compliance with Sierra Club policies for their specific activity. Meetup role titles such as Organizer, Co‑Organizer, Assistant Organizer, or Event Host are administrative designations used only within the Meetup platform and do not represent official Sierra Club positions or authority. The Organizer does not supervise, vet, approve, or manage Sierra Club trip leaders, performs only basic Meetup site upkeep, and does not assume responsibility for leader decisions, outing content, or policy compliance. All questions or concerns about a particular post should be directed to that outing’s Event Host.
If you're looking for outdoor activities - hiking, backpacking, service opportunities, etc - check out our Sierra Club | Kansas City | Backpacking | Hiking | Service Meetup Group.
You do not have to be a Sierra Club member to join this meetup group or participate in the outings, though we welcome you to join for as little as $15.
Upcoming events
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Native Plants with Cydney Ross of Deep Roots
Minsky's Pizza, 5105 Main Street, Kansas City, MO, USPLEASE NOTE: YOU NEED TO SIGN UP ON SIERRA CLUB'S CAMPFIRE SYSTEM
HERE!!!!This event is hosted by Sierra Club which is not affiliated with Meetup. While this listing is posted on Meetup for visibility, official registration must be completed through our website. To secure your spot:
Visit the Sierra Club's Campfire System!Do not just hit "attend" on Meetup alone! Please go to the Sierra Club's Campfire System! Did we mention that you need to sign up on the Sierra Club's Campfire System?
For our August get-together, Cydney Ross of Deep Roots will give a presentation about native plants for beneficial blooms all through the growing season, to help pollinators.
"It is arguably every gardener’s dream to have plants in bloom from spring through fall in their native gardens. Cydney Ross of Deep Roots will share her knowledge and expertise on how to keep the native wildflower blooms popping through the growing season. We’ll also discuss faunal connections and maintenance strategies for a successful native garden." --Thanks, Cydney! We look forward to learning more!
4 attendees
Past events
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