Sierra Club Marin Group Home Page

The Sierra Club Marin Group consists of the approximately 7,000 Club members who live in Marin County. All Club members who live here are also automatically members of the Marin Group, a regional group of the San Francisco Bay Chapter of the Sierra Club.

Major Marin Group activities include:

Organizing hikes and outings to visit and learn about Marin's natural beauty and resources: Point Reyes Seashore, the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, Mount Tamalpais State Park, China Camp State Park, Tomales Bay, and San Pablo Bay.

Presenting informative, entertaining programs about interesting places to travel, local hikes, and environmental issues.

Studying issues of importance to Marin's environment.

Speaking out on issues that affect Marin's environment: land development proposals, water supply, transportation, agriculture, parks, recreation, trails, wildlife protection, toxics, environmental justice.

Lobbying City, County, and other officials on these issues.

Interviewing candidates for elected office, researching ballot measures, and providing voting guides for our members.

Visit our Green Up! page for handy links to lots of local green resources to help make it even easier to be green. Find your nearest farmers' market, the recycling requirements for your local garbage collection service, or what to do with just about anything you don't want anymore.
Access bus & ferry schedules, Marin green businesses, garden ideas and so much more! The page is regularly updated so check back often. Send the link to friends to make it easy for them to be green.

The Executive Committee is always interested in learning about local Sierra Club members who want to be more actively involved.

Please contact us, listing your primary areas of environmental concern for Marin and the skills, talents and resources you have to help. We will let you know when and how you can get involved.

Meanwhile, focus on making a difference in your own home, workplace and neighborhood. Check out our Green Up! page to be sure you are doing as much as possible to reduce, reuse and recycle. Get together with co-workers and neighbors to address concerns and ways to improve your immediate environment.

Keep yourself well informed on environmental issues, ecological, technological, social and economic trends and their impact or potential impact on the environment.

Write letters to the editor on topics about which you have knowledge.

Attend classes, lectures and read books, journals and online resources such as the National Sierra Club site.

Attend local city council meetings and Board of Supervisors meetings.

Be a watch dog for the environment! Notice anti-environmental bias in the media or misinformation, and call them on it.

An environmentalist is an active citizen with a concern for the well being of the planet. As a Sierra Club member, you are empowered to speak out, to brainstorm solutions and to use all your talent, skills and resources for the good of the earth and all its inhabitants.