The Magazine of The Sierra Club
How to Build a Forest For the Future From a Coal Mine of the Past
The duo behind Ohio's Sugar Creek Community Forest is restoring land and hope on acres ravaged by the coal industry
Lands & Waters
California Wolf Blazes New Trail
The epic journey of Bae has been a cause for celebration and highlights the need for road safety
Going the Distance
A new study confirmed that mule deer that travel are healthier than their sedentary counterparts
Drones, Whales, and the Remaking of Mammal Research
Aerial technologies give scientists a new view of life at sea
Could Reclassifying Bison as Wildlife Reshape Conservation in the West?
A tribal leader considers what it will take to restore the “functionally extinct” species
Jaguars Have Survived the Test of Time. Can They Persist in a Warming World?
Paleontologists are still piecing together the deep origins of the spotted cat
Neglected but Necessary Fieldwork Conversations
Making field sciences inclusive means acknowledging women’s biological realities
In China, Farming Animals for Fur Provides Ideal Conditions for Virus Outbreaks
Scientists are working to understand the risks to public health
This Backdoor Legislative Tool Could Unravel Public Lands
How the Congressional Review Act is being used to erase protections for America’s shared lands and waters
