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. They start at 7 pm and usually go until to 8:30-9 pm and are held at 10078 Reading Rd, Evendale, Ohio 45241.
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 Innings are currently virtual due to health precautions.
Amphibians, Wetland Aquatic Ecosystems, and the Impact of Invasive Plants, presented by Richard D. Durtsche, Department of Biological Sciences, Northern Kentucky University. Invasive shrub species (e.g., Amur honeysuckle – Lonicera maackii) are currently
The April Innings meeting will be held April 5 at 7 pm. The topic will be “Intro to Sustainability” by Kylie Johnson The term “sustainability” is thrown around a lot these days. Used
March Virtual Inning – The Arc of Appalachia’s wildland acquisition and preservation The next virtual Innings meeting will be held on March 1st at 7 pm. The topic is a Wildland Preservation Forecast
Please attend our 7 p.m. February 1 Virtual Inning on monarch butterfly migration! The survival of monarchs depends upon the actions we take in our yards and the actions we take to support
Topic: An Introduction to eBird: Citizen Science Project Please register to attend at https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIodOCrqzwrGdcfTHAZKZDeQ1zUnBX_lxBP Presentation Details: eBird is one of the largest biodiversity-related citizen science projects, with more than 100 million bird sightings
Please join us on Monday, December 7th from 7-9pm for a Community Dialogues Virtual Inning. Sierra Club has been promoting equity, inclusion and social justice for several years now. The widespread Black Lives Matter
Several members presented photos and/or videos depicting their nature-oriented vacations in 2020 (or earlier if Covid-19 prevented vacations this year). Check out the video below! Thanks to all those who contributed to the
View the recording of this presentation here! Our speaker for the October 5th Inning will be Mayor John Cranley. He will primarily be talking about the huge new solar project that the city
Amphibians, Wetland Aquatic Ecosystems, and the Impact of Invasive Plants, presented by Richard D. Durtsche, Department of Biological Sciences, Northern Kentucky University. Invasive shrub species
The April Innings meeting will be held April 5 at 7 pm. The topic will be “Intro to Sustainability” by Kylie Johnson The term “sustainability”
March Virtual Inning – The Arc of Appalachia’s wildland acquisition and preservation The next virtual Innings meeting will be held on March 1st at 7
Please attend our 7 p.m. February 1 Virtual Inning on monarch butterfly migration! The survival of monarchs depends upon the actions we take in our
Topic: An Introduction to eBird: Citizen Science Project Please register to attend at https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIodOCrqzwrGdcfTHAZKZDeQ1zUnBX_lxBP Presentation Details: eBird is one of the largest biodiversity-related citizen science
Please join us on Monday, December 7th from 7-9pm for a Community Dialogues Virtual Inning. Sierra Club has been promoting equity, inclusion and social justice for
Several members presented photos and/or videos depicting their nature-oriented vacations in 2020 (or earlier if Covid-19 prevented vacations this year). Check out the video below!
View the recording of this presentation here! Our speaker for the October 5th Inning will be Mayor John Cranley. He will primarily be talking about
