The Insider Newsletter

Sierra Club staff and volunteers across the nation are hosting hundreds of fun, family-friendly events this Earth Month. Activities include day hikes, film screenings, picnics, live music performances, and more. Join us to learn, connect, and celebrate! Check out our map to find the perfect Earth Day opportunity to join with friends and family.

Some events are filling up fast. Save your spot today so you don't miss out!

Don't Sacrifice the Gulf for LNG Day of Action in Lake Charles, LA | Photo by Alexander Hamilton II

After hearing from tens of thousands of Sierra Club supporters, the Biden administration temporarily paused new export approvals of liquefied "natural" gas (LNG) facilities. But while this is a crucial step forward, it falls short of the total ban we need on these dangerous, dirty methane gas exports – and we have a critical window open right now to make our voices heard.

Our leaders are listening: Tell them we must permanently stop all LNG exports before they do even more damage to our climate and health.

Photo from our Earth Day Store

The Sierra Club works every day to defend vulnerable wildlife like gray wolves, shut down coal plants that poison our air, accelerate the transition to clean energy, and much more. Right now, thanks to a special matching gift for Earth Month, your support goes 2x as far to strengthen our critical efforts to protect the environment.

Donate today and your gift will go twice as far for the planet – plus we’ll send you a FREE Earth Day sticker to say thanks.

People picking up trash on a beach | Photo by miodrag ignjatovic/iStock

Earth Day is a global celebration of the planet we all call home. But if you’re not sure how to spend the day this year, we’ve got you covered with tips on how to enjoy the outdoors with the whole family, ways to share your love for our national parks with the young people in your life, and more.

Earth Day is coming up soon on April 22 – check out our special info page today for ways to get involved.

A family poses together in front of Inukshuk, a rock structure built by Indigenous Peoples, in Churchill, Canada

There's no greater educator than Mother Nature herself. This Earth Month, explore the Sierra Club's Family Trips – they're specially designed with children in mind, giving them the opportunity to learn unforgettable lessons about life and nature through adventures in the wilderness, interactions with biologists and experts, and enriching activities like kayaking, hiking, and wildlife spotting.

Book an outdoors adventure the whole family will love with Sierra Club Outings today.

Photo by Peter Berglund/iStock

Sierra's Ms. Green offers tips on how to throw a guilt-free, eco-conscious party that will have your guests eating, drinking, dancing, and going green this Earth Month or at any time of year.

Keep reading for tips to throw a fun, sustainably-minded party for any occasion.

Three friends standing on a cliff and enjoying the beautiful view | Photo by miodrag ignjatovic/iStock

If you've ever wanted to cycle through long stretches of public land, climb a challenging rock face in a stunning wild landscape, or simply get free admission for your kids at a national park – you're in luck. This Earth Month, Congress is closer than ever to passing the EXPLORE Act, which will increase community access to public lands and outdoor activities nationwide.

Learn more about this promising legislation and the impact it could have on your next outdoor adventure.

Amtrak's Empire Builder | Photo courtesy of Amtrak

Train travel is an affordable, low-carbon way to experience some of the nation's most stunning scenery – and with improved bike service on many Amtrak routes around the U.S., you can bring your bicycle along for further exploration at your final outdoorsy destination.

Check out some of the country’s most breathtaking rail-to-trail itineraries that will take you from fly-fishing in Idaho to mountain biking in Alabama and more.