Posts Tagged ‘Environment’
WNC Sierra Club: Spring Wildflowers of the Southern Appalachians
At the next WNC Sierra Club program on Thursday, April 6th, at 7 pm, join naturalist Scott Dean for a discussion and photos of our region’s native spring wildflowers.
Read MoreDuke Energy Progress is asking for a 18.9% rate hike. Here’s how to comment on the plan.
The following post by Lisa Sorg was originally published in The Pulse, a blog from NC Policy Watch, on March 13, 2023. For more on what you can do to…
Read MoreWNC Sierra Club: Abuzz with Gardening for Pollinators
At the next WNC Sierra Club program on Thursday, March 2, at 7 pm, Phyllis Stiles, founder and director emerita of Bee City USA®, will discuss gardening with pollinators.
Read MoreWNC Sierra Club: Understanding NC’s Carbon Reduction Plan
WNC Sierra Club’s presentation, Understanding NC’s Carbon Reduction Plan, will be Thursday, February 2nd at 7 pm, with Mikaela Curry.
Read MoreWNC Sierra Club: Changemaker Training Series
Sing up by January 15th for Sierra Club’s Changemaker Training Series in six Wednesday evening sessions, from 7 to 9 pm from January 25th through March 1st.
Read MoreWNC Sierra Club: Crypto Mining’s Impact On The Environment
Join the WNC Sierra Club on Thursday, January 5th, at 7 pm, for a panel discussion about crypto mining.
Read MoreWNC Sierra Club: Changing Feathers and Changing Seasons
Join the WNC Sierra Club on Thursday, December 1st, at 7 pm, to hear Simon Thompson present Changing Feathers and Changing Seasons: How Bird Wintering and Migration Patterns are Changing in Western North Carolina.
Read MoreBears Bees + Brews Festival
Bears, Bees and Brews Festival at Rabbit Rabbit, Saturday, October 8th from noon to 5 pm.
Read MoreWNC Sierra Club: All Creatures Great and Small: An Introduction to Biodiversity
Join Rachel Muri, with the WNC Sierra Club (WENOCA) on Thursday, November 3rd, at 7 pm, for a presentation about the election and the most competitive races in North Carolina.
Read MoreDemand Action on Plastics Now, Not Later
The proposed ordinance to ban selected single-use plastics is expected to be placed on the City Council agenda for Tuesday, October 11th.
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