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.
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
Know a great topic or an engaging speaker? The Miami Group Innings/Programs Committee is always looking for future presentation ideas and speakers. If you have an idea, contact Kathy Kugler, Innings/Programs Chair at
In May 2021, the Miami Group launched a study of PFAS in regional public water supplies, related to possible conamination issues in Montogomery County related to Wright-Patterson AFB and the Aullwood Audubon Center
Our September Innings will feature Chow-chi Huang of the Miami Group and Nathan Alley of the Ohio Sierra Club talking about how and why to go “car-free” (or at least “car lite”) in
After many years as Chairperson of the Innings Committee, Doug Jose has stepped down and Kathy Kugler has volunteered to lead the Committee going forward. Sierra Club would like to sincerely thank Doug
Ellis Jacobs, a public interest attorney from Dayton, will present an overview of the redistricting process that Ohio will be using for the first time this year. We will discuss how it will
The major threats to water quality in the area come from both traditional and emerging contaminants that are related largely to human activity. These include contamination by chemicals related to industrial activities (such
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
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
Know a great topic or an engaging speaker? The Miami Group Innings/Programs Committee is always looking for future presentation ideas and speakers. If you have
In May 2021, the Miami Group launched a study of PFAS in regional public water supplies, related to possible conamination issues in Montogomery County related
Our September Innings will feature Chow-chi Huang of the Miami Group and Nathan Alley of the Ohio Sierra Club talking about how and why to
After many years as Chairperson of the Innings Committee, Doug Jose has stepped down and Kathy Kugler has volunteered to lead the Committee going forward.
Ellis Jacobs, a public interest attorney from Dayton, will present an overview of the redistricting process that Ohio will be using for the first time
The major threats to water quality in the area come from both traditional and emerging contaminants that are related largely to human activity. These include
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
