Timely links
	Louisiana Speaks
	Environmental Justice For All
Katrina and Rita Related
	Hike for Katreena
	New Orleans Food Map
	New Orleans Food and Farm Network
	Restore America's wetlands
	Levees.org
	MR. GO Must Go
	NOLA East landfill
Enjoying the Outdoors
	Alligator Bayou
	The Bayou Haystackers, a club for paddlers
	The Louisiana Hiking Club
	Canoe and Trail Adventures
	The Tammany Trace
Atchafalaya related
	The Louisiana Department of Natural Resources Atchafalaya Basin Program Web site at: www.explorethebasin.com
	Atchafalaya Trace
	Atchafalaya Basinkeepers
Conservation Organizations
	Save our Cypress
	The Louisiana Audubon Council
	The Audubon Society in Louisiana, with links to pages for its five local chapters
	Coaltion to Restore Coastal Louisiana
	Save Our Lake: The Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation
	Louisiana Environmental Action Network (LEAN)
	The Nature Conservancy of Louisiana
	Black Bear Conservation Committee
	Earthjustice Because the Earth needs a good lawyer
	Tulane Environmental Law Clinic
	Tulane Green Club
	The Louisiana Bucket Brigade
	The Chalmette Air Monitoring Project
	Coalition for Louisiana Progress
Environmental education
	Acadiana Park Nature Station (Lafayette)
	The Northlake Nature Center
	The Audubon Nature Institute
	The Jason Project JASON Expedition: Disappearing Wetlands
	Louisiana Urban Forestry Council
Wetland related
	America's Wetland is the campaign to save coastal Louisiana's wetlands
	The Barataria-Terrebonne National Estuary Program
	Marsh Mission: Photographer C.C. Lockwood and artist Rhea Gary's travels around Louisiana's coastal swamps and marshes will result in a traveling museum exhibit documenting wetland loss called "Marsh Mission". A book is also planned titled "Two views: The Vanishing Wetlands"
	Louisiana Coast (LaCoast) is a project of the:
	National Wetlands Research Center
	Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium (LUMCON)
	Save Our Wetlands
Birding and Waterfowl
	The Bird Study Group, a sub-group of the Shreveport Society for Nature Study
	The Offshore Birding Program is a project of The Louisiana Ornithological Society
	The National Wildbird Refuge Purple Martin Refuge on Lake Pontchartrain
Water and Marine related
	Mississippi River Basin Alliance
	The Ouachita River Foundation
	The Environmental Protection Agency's Gulf of Mexico Program
	Gulf Restoration Network
	Louisiana Sea Grant
	Waterkeeper Alliance
Energy related
	Alliance for Affordable Energy
	The Reactor Watchdog Project tackles the Grand Gulf nuke plant just over the Louisiana border in Mississippi
State Agencies
	Louisiana State Parks
	Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (LDEQ)
	Louisiana Department of Natural Resources (LDNR)
	Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
	Louisiana State Land Office
Federal Agencies
	National Wildlife Refuges in Louisiana
	Jean Lafitte National Historical park
	Kisatchie National Forest: Louisiana's only National Forest
	The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
	The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers New Orleans district and Vicksburg district
	The U.S. National Resource Conservation Service
Other links of interest
	Waste Age Magazine: Article on waste handling in New Orleans

The Delta Chapter is 3,000 of your neighbors supporting the work of the Sierra Club in Louisiana. We advance the cause of protecting Louisiana's environment in a variety of ways, including lobbying the state legislature in Baton Rouge, sponsoring a Mercury Public Education Campaign, raising public awareness about climate change, and working to keep the Atchafalaya Basin, America's greatest river swamp, wet and wild. In addition, we encourage our members to get outside and enjoy our beautiful planet.

The Sierra Club's members and supporters are more than 1.3 million of your friends and neighbors. Inspired by nature, we work together to protect our communities and the planet. The Club is America's oldest, largest and most influential grassroots environmental organization.

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