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Local Sierra Club Groups

	Sierra Club groups are run by local volunteers who host educational programs, outings, political and conservation activities, and general meetings. Group activities are tied to current environmental issues important to the community and family health. Sierra Club outings and group programs are open to the public -- everyone is welcome and you don't have to belong to that group to participate.   To get involved in your local Sierra Club group or learn more about outings, please contact one of the volunteer leaders in your area. If you live in an area that does not have a local group and you’re interested in starting one, please email Chapter Organizer Mike Berkowitz or call 517-484-2372.
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CMG = Central Michigan Group (2101) Group Chair:  Dave Errickson  Outings Chair:  Jerry Schuur, 517-351-7796 CUPG = Central Upper Peninsula Group (2119) Group Chair & Outings Chair:  John Rebers, 906-228-3617  CG = Crossroads Group (2116) Group Chair:  Lee Burton, 810-231-9045  Outings Chair: John Wilson HVG = Huron Valley Group (2103) Group Chair: Nancy Shiffler, 734-971-1157 Outings Chair: Kathy Guerreso, 734-677-0823 NG = Nepessing Group (2110) Group Co-Chairs: Laurie Tata, 810-348-1771,  Dennis Crispell, 989-624-5038 Outings Chair:  Dennis Crispell, 989-624-5038 SEMG = Southeast Michigan Group  (2102) Group Chair:  Julie Ann Wang, 248-854-2195 Outings Chair:  Phil Crookshank, 248-797-2885  SWMG = Southwest Michigan Group (formerly Kalamazoo Valley Group) (2104) Contact: William Strong or Joe Ziolkowski TLG = Three Lakes Group (2120) Group Chair & Outings Chair:  Roger Blanchard, 906-253-9316  TG = Traverse Group   (2105) For more information about the Traverse Group, contact Cecilia Garcia or call 517-484-2372 x1.  WMG = West Michigan Group   (2109) Contact:  Gail Philbin 7GC = Seventh Generation Committee

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