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 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.
For the time being, all Innings will be streamed online only with no in-person sessions. See each Innings listing for instructions on watching the stream.
The red rock country of southern Utah is among the most spectacular landscapes in the world. It’s also the largest network of unprotected wilderness remaining in the lower 48 states. Protecting it would
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,
February’s Innings meeting will be a hybrid session on Monday, February 7. You can attend via Zoom or in person at the Mount Auburn Presbyterian Church at 103 William Howard Taft Road, Cincinnati
https://youtu.be/Sc1E1aIiL_E On Tuesday, January 4, Cheryl Johncox of Sierra Club’s National Beyond Dirty Fuels Team, discussed the fracking industry’s use of radioactive waste. The liquid waste that the fracking industry produces has been
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S60xHHfzhn4 On December 6, Neil Waggoner, senior campaign rep for the Sierra Club’s Beyond Coal Campaign, discussed “Beyond HB6 and a preview of Ohio energy legislation in 2022”. He reviewed what happened with
On November 1, John Nelson, executive director of the Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District, spoke to a Miami Group Innings session about the important issues in water and soil quality and
Please welcome Kathy McDonald to the Innings/Programs Committee. She brings great volunteer experience through Midwest Native Plant Society. She and her husband, own Sowing Wild Oaks, a business dedicated to growing native Oak
The red rock country of southern Utah is among the most spectacular landscapes in the world. It’s also the largest network of unprotected wilderness remaining
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
February’s Innings meeting will be a hybrid session on Monday, February 7. You can attend via Zoom or in person at the Mount Auburn Presbyterian
https://youtu.be/Sc1E1aIiL_E On Tuesday, January 4, Cheryl Johncox of Sierra Club’s National Beyond Dirty Fuels Team, discussed the fracking industry’s use of radioactive waste. The liquid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S60xHHfzhn4 On December 6, Neil Waggoner, senior campaign rep for the Sierra Club’s Beyond Coal Campaign, discussed “Beyond HB6 and a preview of Ohio energy
On November 1, John Nelson, executive director of the Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District, spoke to a Miami Group Innings session about the
Please welcome Kathy McDonald to the Innings/Programs Committee. She brings great volunteer experience through Midwest Native Plant Society. She and her husband, own Sowing Wild
