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Find Love and Friendship with Sierra Club's "Outdoor Connections" 💕

Best friends Carol and Karen have gone dogsledding, camping, hunting for the Northern Lights, and searching for Grizzly bears together – and every adventure they've shared is thanks to the fateful day they met on a Sierra Club Outing ten years ago. This Valentine's Day, hear from more members who found friendship and romance through the Sierra Club in our heartwarming "Outdoor Connections" video series.

Watch the video here – then make your own connections by checking out activities with your local Sierra Club Chapter

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Tell Major Automakers: We ❤️ Electric Vehicles!

People across the country are falling in love with their electric vehicles (just ask the Sierra Club staffers we featured in a recent blog post about EV love stories). But major car manufacturers are failing to make the transition to electric cars and trucks happen – and every gas-powered car built this year ties us to decades more of oil consumption, vehicle pollution, and respiratory health risks.

Demand Toyota, Ford, and other automakers stop fueling the climate crisis.

Let's Take It Outside, a Sierra Club Podcast

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Explore the Arctic Circle in Our Latest Podcast Episode

The Gwich'in people call the Arctic Refuge "the sacred place where life begins" – but what happens when a corporation wants to rip it open and drill for oil? In the latest episode of the Sierra Club's new podcast, Let's Take It Outside, we speak with a Gwich'in elder who's been fighting to protect her home from the threat of oil and gas extraction for decades.

Check out the latest episode on our website or wherever you get your favorite podcasts.

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Treat Your Loved Ones to a Sierra Club Gift Membership

Need a last minute Valentine's Day gift? Show your love for others and the planet this Valentine's Day by sharing a Sierra Club gift membership. For just $15 or more, you can give the nature lover in your life a year of exciting members-only benefits like a subscription to our award-winning magazine, Sierra, and exclusive discounts on merchandise.

Celebrate your loved ones and your love for nature together by sending them a Sierra Club gift membership today.

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Make a Splash This Year with Sierra Club Outings

Dreaming of sunshine and warmer weather? Now is the perfect time to book a water-based adventure for 2024 with the Sierra Club. Choose from heart-pumping activities like rafting, kayaking, canoeing, or relax and enjoy the nature around you from the comfort of a small boat excursion.

Check out our featured water-based adventures and reserve your spot today!

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How to Have a Plastic-Free, Sustainably Floral Valentine’s Day 🌹

The love you have for your valentine and the planet aren't mutually exclusive. We have handy tips on how to show someone you care without creating waste and dumping more plastic into our nation's landfills and waterways.

Discover ways to celebrate an eco-friendly Valentine’s Day with your loved ones.

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Honor Black History Month through America's Public Lands

From Washington, D.C. to central Mississippi and south Florida, some of our nation's most beautiful outdoor attractions and historic sites invite visitors to explore the inner sanctums of leading abolitionists and memorialize the lives of prominent civil rights activists. Not sure where to start? Check out our guide to the national monuments, parks, and historic sites where you can celebrate Black history on your next outdoor adventure.

Learn more about exploring these fascinating sites across the country.

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The Twisted Tale of Indianapolis's White River

First-time visitors to Indianapolis might look at the White River and see a natural oasis in a vast urban landscape. But as its pollution decreases, city officials want to use the river as an economic driver and recreational amenity – and many long-time residents, who are mostly Black and Brown, have questions about gentrification and future affordability.

Keep reading the story of how one of the most polluted waterways in the country is making a comeback.

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