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 Geier 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
Our Education Forum on December 4 featured a discussion on landfills with Bob Gedert, past president of the National Recycling Coalition. Bob’s talk centered on what is happening at our local landfills. Citizens
The Miami Group hosted an update on the Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD) on October 2. Panelists presented key challenges and solutions for eliminating sewer overflows and minimizing local flooding. Challenges range from the
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEnb1mxYdRI Our November Educational Forum featured Mark Fisher, Cincinnati Zoo’s vice president of facilities and sustainability. His talk, “Net Zero – That’s Cool!, But It’s Not Good Enough”, centered on what the zoo
Greater Cincinnati is a top landslide hazard area in the U.S. Landslides occur in every neighborhood in our city and throughout the region. Private property owners who experience landslides cannot get financial assistance
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCvp510brtg Want to reach for Zero Waste? What happens after Ban the Ban? SCMG held an Education Forum on August 1 to discuss zero-waste strategies, which is archived here. Learn what actions are
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBM-D0DFTWY Jim Schenk, from Citizens for Rights of the Ohio River Watershed, spoke to Miami Group on July 5 on ways to help clean up the Ohio, one of the dirtiest rivers in
Beginning with the Innings meeting on April 4, the Miami Chapter of the Sierra Club will host a series of no-risk, no-pressure online informational sessions to familiarize homeowners and small businesses with the
On March 7, Jim Crumpler discussed his passion for birding in an informative and colorful presentation. He also talked about the Conrey Road Bird and Butterfly Sanctuary, a 133-acre wildlife habitat in Sharonville,
Our Education Forum on December 4 featured a discussion on landfills with Bob Gedert, past president of the National Recycling Coalition. Bob’s talk centered on
The Miami Group hosted an update on the Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD) on October 2. Panelists presented key challenges and solutions for eliminating sewer overflows
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEnb1mxYdRI Our November Educational Forum featured Mark Fisher, Cincinnati Zoo’s vice president of facilities and sustainability. His talk, “Net Zero – That’s Cool!, But It’s
Greater Cincinnati is a top landslide hazard area in the U.S. Landslides occur in every neighborhood in our city and throughout the region. Private property
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCvp510brtg Want to reach for Zero Waste? What happens after Ban the Ban? SCMG held an Education Forum on August 1 to discuss zero-waste strategies,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBM-D0DFTWY Jim Schenk, from Citizens for Rights of the Ohio River Watershed, spoke to Miami Group on July 5 on ways to help clean up
Beginning with the Innings meeting on April 4, the Miami Chapter of the Sierra Club will host a series of no-risk, no-pressure online informational sessions
On March 7, Jim Crumpler discussed his passion for birding in an informative and colorful presentation. He also talked about the Conrey Road Bird and
