Ogden Group Sierra Club: Links to Related Sites

• Utah Chapter Sierra Club
  Salt Lake Group; Glen Canyon Group
• National Sierra Club home page
  

• Antelope Island State Park lies just southwest of Ogden in the Great Salt Lake.
• Audubon Society, Wasatch (Ogden) Chapter looks after our birds and other wildlife and their habitat.
• Avalanche Forecast Center provides an essential service during the winter months.
• Bear River Watershed Council focuses on the important lands northeast of Ogden.
• Bonneville Shoreline Trail is a system of existing and proposed trails along the Wasatch Mountain foothills.
• Envision Utah is a public/private partnership that has done much to educate Utahns about the benefits of smart growth.
• FortOgden Utah Information is a useful and ecclectic collection of links.
• Friends of Great Salt Lake helps us all realize what a treasure we have to our west.
• Glen Canyon Institute promotes the restoration of Glen Canyon in southern Utah.
• Grassroots Campaign for Wind Power promotes clean electricity in Utah.
• High Country News is a biweekly newspaper "for people who care about the West."
• High Uintas Preservation Council works to protect the Uinta Mountains, Utah's highest and wildest range.
• The International Dark-Sky Association now has a Utah Section that works to preserve Utah's night sky.
• Land and Water Fund of the Rockies promotes better resource use in our region, and provides legal expertise for environmental campaigns.
• League of Women Voters of Utah promotes informed participation of citizens in government.
• Northern Utah Junction is Ogden's alternative monthly magazine.
• Ogden City is the center of our group's territory.
• Ogden Nature Center is an oasis and a priceless educational resource in our midst.
• Ogden Trails Network is a city-sponsored committee that looks after the trails in and near the city.
• Redrock Forests works to protect National Forest lands in southern Utah.
• Rocky Mountain Institute is a Colorado think tank with a vision of a more sustainable future.
• Salt Lake Tribune Short Hike/Ski/Snowshoe directory lists hikes previously reviewed in the newspaper. Excellent resource.
• Save Our Canyons works to protect the Wasatch Mountains from the ski industry and other threats.
• Ski Area Citizens Coalition gives environmental ratings to ski areas.
• The Standard-Examiner is Ogden's daily newspaper.
• Stop the Legacy Highway is a Club-sponsored site covering this issue.
• Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance focuses on the southern part of our state.
• Terraserver will show you a topo map of Ogden (among other places).
• Utah Adopt-a-Wilderness Program offers a great way to help protect the wild areas in southern and western Utah.
• Utah Department of Environmental Quality produces a useful daily air pollution report.
• Utah Department of Natural Resources oversees a host of environment-altering activities.
• Utah Rivers Council works to protect Utah's rivers.
• The Utah State Legislature needs to hear from us frequently.
• Utah Transit Authority operates our region's bus and light rail systems.
• Utah Wilderness Coalition promotes wilderness protection for deserving lands in southern and western Utah.
• Utahns for Better Transportation (UBeT) is our strong ally in promoting "Transit First".
• Wasatch-Cache National Forest manages most of the public lands in the Ogden area.
• Wasatch Mountain Club offers an extensive schedule of outdoor activities, mostly in the Salt Lake area.
• Weber Pathways develops and promotes nonmotorized trails in Weber County.
• Wildflowers of the Northern Wasatch, brought to you by the Wasatch Audubon Society.
• The Wasatch Front Regional Council does long-range transportation planning for our area.

Last modified on 16 February 2009.