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The
Sierra Club is a non-profit member-supported,
public interest organization that promotes
conservation of the natural environment by
influencing public policy decisions--legislative,
administrative, legal, and electoral.
When you
join the Sierra Club
in Monmouth County, New Jersey,
you automatically become a member of the Jersey Shore Group.
The Jersey Shore Group meets the fourth Monday of every month (except July,
August and December) at a NEW LOCATION
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Unitarian Universalist Meeting House
1475 West Front Street,
Lincroft, NJ 07738 at 8:00 PM
Come to our Next Meeting!
- June 22:
- Marie Springer will speak on Bees. Marie raises and studies bees. Learn about
native bees, honey bees and colony collapse. BEE-come informed!
Need directions or more information? Call Dennis Anderson,
732-970-4327, or email
dennisaza@aol.com and check
upcoming meetings and other dates for your diary .
Previous years events
2007,
2006,
2005,
2004,
2003
Note that it is not necessary to be a member in order to make our acquaintance
Why not come a little early for a head start on refreshments and get to
know fellow members? Following a brief business meeting we usually have a
presentation of environmental or recreational interest.
The Group's Executive Committee and Conservation Committee also meet
monthly at members' homes. All are welcome to attend. For more
information, please call our Chair, Dennis Anderson, at 732-888-3158, or email him at
Dennisaza@aol.com .
The Jersey Shore Group provides opportunities for the following types of
activities:
- assisting local agencies in ongoing conservation projects
- working to influence environmental decisions at local, state and
national levels
- enjoying our environment through hiking, canoeing, camping etc
If you have questions of any sort, you can always contact our
membership chair, Alan Roseman,
by email:
rosealan@optonline.net.
More Information
Toxic Environment Affects Children's Health (TEACH)
TEACH is a group of concerned families in which cancer has affected one
or more of our family members and are researching to find the reason for the
incidence of cancer in our communities.
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