Santa Clarita Sierra Club

Thank you Senator Padilla

For our #dayofservice, members of the Santa Clarita Sierra Club picked up trash on trails, trailhead parking lots (East Walker Ranch, Golden Valley Open Space,a...nd Walker Ranch), and nearby Placerita Canyon road. Physically distanced, masked and gloved, we picked up bags and bags of trash!!! See more

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Went to a new hiking place in Ventura. Lots of fun Harmon Canyon.

This ban on the most dangerous rodenticides is great news for protecting pets and wildlife.

Devil’s Punchbowl Nature Center was destroyed by the bobcat fire, north side of the San Gabriels. It was a totally unique special place. All the animals were ev...acuated and are safe. Olivia is devastated but fortunately she is a strong, resilient woman. Pictures are from when she hosted Placerita Cyn Nature Center docents for a hike into the punchbowl. See more

It’s crazy bad out there

ACTION ALERT A destructive 375-home project is up for review before the Santa Clarita Planning Commission on August 18th. This proposed project is located at Bouquet Canyon Road and David Way. It is going to add a substantial amount of traffic which will impact everyone. It will also require removal of over 2 million cubic yards of earth from a City-designed Significant Ridgeline and destroy a pristine riparian habitat and critical water recharge area. Comments from community... members are needed. It is critical that the Commissioners see that the community does not support this project...or it will be approved. Letters can be sent to the Planning Commission Email below: Associate Planner Hai Nguyen [email protected] KHTS reported on this project: From KHTS: https://www.hometownstation.com//375-home-bouquet-canyon-p

This is a big win for conservation!

Bike Santa Clarita

Taking a stroll Visit Hart Park.

The bison at Hart Park are lonely. Hike Hart Park

Great news! Lets keep up the pressure. This fight can be won.

National Parks have been underfunded and neglected for years. The Great American Outdoors Act would help protect our parks.

NO, NO, NO! What a disaster!

We are a part of a very large coalition.

The public lands package would fully and permanently fund the Land and Water Conservation Fund at $900 million a year and address the National Park Service's maintenance backlog.