It is
important for a conservation organization like the Sierra Club
to focus on specific issues. By having national, state and
local entities working in conjunction, we can best attack
local and regional issues with our grassroots activism. You
can energize our efforts! If you would like to be involved,
contact
us.
Local
Conservation Issues
A few of the conservation issues of
concern to our Group's members include Ice Age Trail work around
the Chippewa Moraine, Lower Chippewa River habitat preservation,
power plant siting, ORV damage, municipal incinerators, smart
growth, light pollution, Eau Claire River habitat protection,
landfill over-usage, conservation farming, Hoffman Hills
protection, ethanol plants, and wetland preservation. To learn
more about these issues, or to volunteer to help with our
campaigns, please contact us today.
State Conservation
Issues
The John Muir Chapter, which
encompasses eight groups and serves the entire state of
Wisconsin, works on a wide variety of issues ranging from
clean, renewable energy to logging and groundwater protection. For
current information on statewide issues, see our web site at
wisconsin.sierraclub.org.
To learn
the John Muir Chapter's position on current legislation that
affects YOU, right here in Wisconsin, visit our Legislative Tracker. Then
remember to Take Action by contacting
your elected officials today!
National Conservation
Issues
Each year the Sierra Club
leadership selects specific issues on which to focus our
efforts. For details on any of these campaigns, please see the
national web site http://www.sierraclub.org/
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