
What we’re about
The Sierra Club is a national organization dedicated to Explore, Enjoy, and Protect the planet. Locally, our NE Group participates in outdoor adventures and environmental education, and we lobby our local and state government for pro-environmental legislation.
We invite you to Join the Sierra Club and help us Save the Planet!
You can join for as little as $15 a year!
As a special thank you, we'll send you a free gift as well as these exciting Members-only benefits:
- One-year subscription to Sierra magazine
- Worldwide Members-only outdoor trips
- Automatic membership in your local Chapter
- Discounts on Sierra Club calendars, books, and other merchandise
We will begin conducting outings again after July 4, 2021.
For much more info about us, see:
https://www.sierraclub.org/florida/northeast-florida
Upcoming events
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Hike Spanish Pond and Fort Caroline
Ft. Caroline National Memorial, 12713 Fort Caroline Rd, Jacksonville, fl, USPlease go back and click this link below after clicking to ATTEND. This is a 2-page waiver that needs to be signed in order to attend.
https://act.sierraclub.org/events/details?formcampaignid=701Po00001KDp2aIAD
Let's check out Spanish Pond and Fort Caroline. We will hike about 4 miles, starting at Spanish Pond. After the 2.7-mile linear/loop, we will go across to Fort Caroline and hike the 1.7-mile loop. Afterward, you are free to check out Fort Caroline's visitor center or the fort. This will be a moderately challenging hike with trip hazards, elevation changes, and walk speed of 20–22-minute miles. Parking for Spanish Pond is across the street from Fort Caroline (see Sierra Club sign). Parking is free and there are no bathrooms there. There are bathrooms at Fort Caroline in the visitor center. You must have water to participate. Sun protection and bug spray will be useful.
Policy: event will be held rain or shine but may be canceled if weather threatens safety such as in the case of lightning or high winds in the forecast. Also, if the heat index is forecast to be over 103, then the outing will be canceled. Participants are advised to check meet up for current status before traveling to the event. Events may need to be canceled at short notice.
* Help the environment by following these tips: bring your water in a reusable container instead of a single used plastic bottle. Use sunscreen free of oxybenzone and oxytinoxate. These chemicals are extremely harmful to coral reefs, as well as being hormone disruptors in humans.
Sierra Club maintains a safe space agreement between participants, leaders, volunteers, and staff. They want to support everyone in exploring, enjoying, and protecting our natural environment, 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. We request that all participants cooperate with the outing leader’s directions to ensure a safe and enjoyable outing for everyone.39 attendees
Kayak Lofton Creek
Melton Nelson Memorial Park, SR-200 / SR-A1A, Yulee, FL, USPLEASE SIGN WAIVER by clicking on this link AFTER clicking attend event:
https://act.sierraclub.org/events/details?formcampaignid=701Po00001KEHEiIAP
Join me on a 5-mile paddle on Lofton Creek. We will begin at the Melton O. Nelson Memorial Park boat ramp and head south for 2.5 miles before turning around to head back. This is an easy, winding paddle with limited shaded areas, but beautiful scenery. Bathrooms available in the free parking lot. You must wear a life jacket. No fanny pack type is allowed. Bring water, snacks, hat, and sunscreen.
Kayak rentals are available. Click on the link to reserve: http://www.ameliaadventures.com/amelia-island-kayak-rental/
Cancellation Policy: Event will be held rain or shine but may be cancelled if weather threatens safety such as in the case of lightning or high winds in the forecast. Also, if the heat index is forecast to be over 103, then the outing will be cancelled. Participants are advised to check Meetup for current status before traveling to the event. Events may need to be cancelled at short notice.
* Help the environment by following these tips: Bring your water in a reusable container instead of a single-use plastic bottle. Use sunscreen free oxybenzone and oxtinoxate. These chemicals are extremely harmful to coral reefs, as well as being hormone disruptors in humans.
Sierra Club maintains a safe space agreement between participants, leaders, volunteers, and staff. They want to support everyone and exploring, enjoying, and protecting our natural environment, 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. We request that all participants cooperate with the outings leader's direction to ensure a safe and enjoyable outing for everyone.12 attendees
Past events
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