The Magazine of The Sierra Club
America’s Most Obscure Desert Is in Alaska
The Great Kobuk Sand Dunes—like the Sahara except with beavers and caribou
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wilderness
Lands & Waters: Parks & Wilderness
Coral Reefs Lost to Kīlauea Eruption
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park sustains major damage; closed indefinitely
Good News for Fourth Graders: They Can Keep Their Park Passes, for Now
Public pressure leads Interior to extend the Every Kid in a Park program
“Return From Desolation” Connects Public Lands With Healing, Recovery
A new documentary highlights one man’s commitment to the outdoors
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public lands
Ambassador to the Bear World
Charlie Russell proved humans could coexist with grizzlies—if they want to
How the Honeybee Buzz Hurts Wild Bees
Public understanding of pollinator issues is limited—and that’s a problem
Grizzly Bears Haven’t “Recovered,” So Don’t Start Shooting Them
Wyoming set to approve bear-hunting season; Yellowstone grizzlies remain isolated
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wilderness
Where’s the Money, Secretary Zinke?
Reduced budgets, favoritism raise concerns on Capitol Hill
Legal Setback for Defenders of Chaco
Judge says drilling is cool if cultural artifacts aren’t physically destroyed
Sitka Tribe of Alaska, National Park Service Form Historic Partnership
Tribe will co-manage education programs at Sitka National Historical Park
