Friend, Our national parks, national monuments, and state parks are facing unprecedented attacks, with even more looming on the horizon. Drilling, mining, and exploitation threaten these cherished places. The protections that have kept these areas safe for generations are being weakened, and critical safeguards for wildlife and our climate are at risk of being dismantled.

The fight to preserve these lands is more urgent than ever as we enter a new year and a new administration.

At the Sierra Club, we're fiercely dedicated to protecting our national parks, national monuments, and state parks. But we can't do it alone. The threats are growing, and we need you by our side. Right now, every $1 you give is TRIPLE MATCHED to defend the places we all hold dear, and you'll get a free gift as a token of our gratitude!

Friend, your support makes a difference. Just this year, supporters like you have helped us secure important victories:

• 120,000 acres of California's public lands were permanently protected through expansions of national monuments.
• The Springfield 1908 Race Riot National Monument was designated to preserve a crucial piece of American history.
• We've secured protections for nine beloved Florida State parks from a harmful development plan ensuring these precious lands remain wild.

We still face significant challenges, such as protecting the Grand Canyon from uranium mining and Grand Teton Nation Park from coal pollution. These sacred places deserve better than exploitation by greedy corporations.

But with your support, we can do 3X more. When you give by December 31st, your donation will be TRIPLE MATCHED—up to $275,000. This means every dollar you contribute will go three times as far in our fight to protect these vital landscapes.

The battle is far from over, but your contribution can help us continue pushing back against harmful policies and ensure these lands remain safe for future generations. Your support will make a real difference. Will you chip in to safeguard these irreplaceable places?

With gratitude,

Dan Ritzman
Director, Conservation Campaign
Sierra Club