The work of the Wilderness Committees
Sierra Club Wilderness Committees use their hands, ideas, shovels, telephones, picks, computers, rakes, voices, feet, and digging bars to protect our public lands.

A history of the San Francisco Bay Chapter Wilderness Committee
Formed in 1982 to give Bay Area support to the Club's national work on wilderness issues, the Wilderness Committee has made a big impact.

Join in celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Wilderness Act
On Sep. 3, lovers of remote, undeveloped, and untamed lands will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Wilderness Act, the strongest law our country has to keep natural federal lands free from development.

More wilderness - for California and states beyond
On the eve of the 40th anniversary of the Wilderness Act, the California Wild Heritage Campaign is in a good position to add 300,000 acres of new wilderness to California's wildlands legacy.

Keeping the wilderness wild - with muscle power (and more)
On Wilderness Committee service trips we take home satisfaction - and leave the land even wilder than before.