America’s Largest Land Protection Law Is Under Threat
By Lindsey Botts February 21, 2023How a land swap in Alaska could ruin 40 years of conservation and subsistence practices
Grizzly Bears Are One Step Closer to Losing Federal Protections
By Lindsey Botts February 13, 2023Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming seek to expand hunting to keep populations to bare minimum
Barbaric Hunting Practices to Be Banned in Alaskan National Preserves
By Lindsey Botts February 1, 2023The Biden administration moves to end some of the worst methods of killing wildlife
President Biden Restores Logging Prohibitions in Tongass National Forest
By Lindsey Botts January 29, 2023Roadless Rule reinstated throughout two-thirds of world’s largest intact temperate rain forest
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national forests, forests, federal climate policy, indigenous communities, saving wild places
Congress Takes Steps to Address Wildlife Suffering
By Lindsey Botts January 11, 2023Two bills aimed at curbing the sale of wildlife around the globe were signed into law
How to Live With Wolves
By Lindsey Botts January 15, 2023Wolf advocates have ideas for how the Great Lakes states can make wolf plans better
How to Become an Ally for Indigenous-Led Conservation
By Lindsey Botts December 21, 2022Canada is showcasing how important Indigenous-led efforts are to meeting conservation goals
Deal Reached to Save Wildlife and Nature
By Lindsey Botts December 20, 2022COP15 biodiversity conference ends in Montreal with lots of ambition
Sierra Club at 130
By Lindsey Botts and Paul Rauber December 17, 2022A roundup of important news and updates from Sierra Club campaigns and chapters across the country
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activism
The United States Is Not a Party to a Global Treaty to Protect Wildlife
By Lindsey Botts December 16, 2022But it still plays a big role in helping to draft the UN biodiversity framework