Education Forums (formerly Innings) are Sierra Club’s monthly educational meetings. We have announcements about upcoming events and issues, a speaker, refreshments and socializing. Innings are open to the public and are free (donations are accepted). They start at 7 PM and usually go until to 8:30-9 PM and are held at Dyer Room of the Mount Auburn Presbyterian Church, 103 William Howard Taft Road, Cincinnati, OH 45219.
We normally meet the first Monday of the month, except when holidays interfere. Please see our events calendar to see the upcoming inning topics or read below. All meetings will also be streamed via Zoom.
Past Education Forums are archived on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@miamigroupohiosierraclub6751/videos
The Sierra Club Miami Group Educational Forum on September 3, 2024 will feature Jim Vogt, a volunteer with Pachamama Alliance. With roots deep in the Amazon rainforest, the Pachamama Alliance works to equip
Join us Monday, August 5, for a presentation on sustainable and community gardening with Peter Huttinger, director of Turner Farm’s Community Garden Program. Peter works with traditional organic farming best-practices but explores the
Join us May 6 for a forum on the state of our waters in the Cincinnati region, with Mike Miller, president of Rivers Unlimited and OEPA water chemist. What can we do to
Join us for the next Education Forum on April 1, a presentation by Susan VonderHaar, director of the Cincinnati Permaculture Institute. In 1983 two visionaries offered the world a pathway to a permanent
The deadline for submitting comments on the environmental impact of the $3.6 billion Brent Spence Bridge project has passed. On March 4, Miami Group member Chris Curran, chair of our Brent Spence Bridge
Did you give the Earth a Valentine’s Day present? Relationships take work and need constant renewal. So, too, with our relationship with Earth. Most of us do lots of things to manifest our
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnOdOUhOyFk Habitat fragmentation and invasive species are among the leading threats to our local ecosystem. On February 5, our our guest speaker Matt Trokan from Western Wildlife Corridor Monday addressed how they are
Every month the Miami Group Educational Forum brings the community a new environmental program to inform, inspire and motivate members and non-members alike. We are looking for a volunteer to help with the
The Sierra Club Miami Group Educational Forum on September 3, 2024 will feature Jim Vogt, a volunteer with Pachamama Alliance. With roots deep in the
Join us Monday, August 5, for a presentation on sustainable and community gardening with Peter Huttinger, director of Turner Farm’s Community Garden Program. Peter works
Join us May 6 for a forum on the state of our waters in the Cincinnati region, with Mike Miller, president of Rivers Unlimited and
Join us for the next Education Forum on April 1, a presentation by Susan VonderHaar, director of the Cincinnati Permaculture Institute. In 1983 two visionaries
The deadline for submitting comments on the environmental impact of the $3.6 billion Brent Spence Bridge project has passed. On March 4, Miami Group member
Did you give the Earth a Valentine’s Day present? Relationships take work and need constant renewal. So, too, with our relationship with Earth. Most of
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnOdOUhOyFk Habitat fragmentation and invasive species are among the leading threats to our local ecosystem. On February 5, our our guest speaker Matt Trokan from
Every month the Miami Group Educational Forum brings the community a new environmental program to inform, inspire and motivate members and non-members alike. We are
