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Photo by Gerrit Vyn

An “Energy Dominance” Agenda Puts Alaskan Wildlife at Risk

arctic, conservation, dirty energy, saving wild places, Trump
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This image provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration shows dead elkhorn coral on Feb. 9, 2024, at Carysfort Reef, northeast of Key Largo, Fla.

Two Florida Coral Species Were Nearly Wiped Out by a Heat Wave

animals, climate change, marine ecosystems, saving wild places, wildlife
SIERRA Article
Three bison stand in a grassy paddock in rural Pennsylvania with a lush, summer forest in the background.

Can Bison Ever Reclaim Their Historic Range East of the Mississippi?

animals, bison, endangered species, saving wild places, wildlife
SIERRA Article
A gray wolf looks into the camera with soulful eyes and a blurred backdrop of paperbirch and snow

This One Word Change Could Gut Our Strongest Conservation Law

animals, endangered species, federal policy, saving wild places, wildlife
SIERRA Article
Three windmills stand to attention in a lush, rolling green field, with hills and mountains in the background

Will Washington’s Groundbreaking Climate Law Inspire Other States?

ecosystems, forests, habitat restoration, saving wild places, state forests
SIERRA Article
Yellowstone National Park Sign at the South Entrance from the Grand Teton NP side.

Hope and Alarm Reverberate Across the National Park Service

America's National Parks, national parks, Our Wild America, public lands, saving wild places
SIERRA Article
An orca dorsal fin pierces the surface of the water as a tug boat lingers in the background.

Slow Lanes Help Save a Dwindling Orca Population

conservation, endangered species, marine ecosystems, saving wild places, whales
SIERRA Article
Photo by Scott Smith via Getty Images

A Path for Restoration at Bear River

conservation, indigenous communities, invasive species, saving wild places
SIERRA Article
Blaine Cook, a retired U.S. Forest Service forest management scientist, is seen walking through a logging site in the Black Hills National Forest, on July 14, 2021, near Custer City, S.D. Cook said his monitoring work last decade showed too many trees were being cut from the forest. (AP Photo/Matthew Brown)

Forest Experts Warn Spending Bill Sets Up US Forest Service to Fail

forests, illegal logging, logging, national forests, saving wild places
SIERRA Article
Flying seabirds. The roseate tern (Sterna dougallii) is a tern in the family Laridae. Photo by Afonso Farias

Cracking the Case of the Missing Roseate Terns

animals, birds, conservation, saving wild places, wildlife
SIERRA Article