Sierra Club

The South Carolina Chapter of the Sierra Club is excited to announce the hiring of Samantha Siegel as our new Chapter Conservation and Development Coordinator.  Samantha has spent the past two years working to save the Angel Oak tree in Charleston, a fourteen-hundred year old oak tree.  This tree is thought to be the oldest living thing east of the Mississippi river.  Samantha's work on that campaign exemplified the kind of passion for the environment so important to the Sierra Club.  Her work on the Angel Oak led her to seek employment in the field of environmental protection, and we are lucky she came to us.

Samantha has relocated to Columbia and is now working in the Chapter office along with Chapter Coordinator Kurt Henning.  Her role in the Chapter will be to organize around chapter conservation campaigns, support group campaigns and identify new conservation issues to be addressed by the Club.  We believe her fresh outlook, obvious love of the environment, and ability to organize, communicate and educate will be valuable assets to the Chapter.  Click This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to send Samantha an email.

Please call the office or send her an email welcoming her to the Club!