The Magazine of The Sierra Club
New Border Wall Sections Threaten Remaining Wildlife Corridors
President Trump’s plan to finish his wall along US-Mexico border puts wildlife conservation at risk
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Endangered Species Day Comes as Wildlife Face a New Crisis
Newly proposed laws and administrative rollbacks threaten endangered species like never before
Cutting Energy Star Hurts Americans—And Helps No One but Polluters
Trump is trying to eliminate one of the federal government’s most successful consumer protection tools
EPA Killed the Energy Star
The nation’s environmental watchdog is set to end one of the most popular energy-saving programs
Project 2025 Is at the Center of Trump 2.0
The policy battle plan is intended to reverse engineer America to what it was over 100 years ago
Beyond No Mow May: Here Are the Best Ways to Invite Pollinators to Your Yard
The initial trend succeeded at getting people to think about biodiversity but falls short when it comes to the science
Guilt, Hope, and Uncertainty: Three Eaton Fire Survivors, Three Different Journeys
Sierra will follow them for a year as they navigate displacement, loss of work, and rebuilding community
Trump Administration Moves to End Major Conservation Rule
Feds scuttle the Public Lands Rule, meant to even the playing field between conservation and industry
When the Birds Stop Singing
We are destroying bird habitats across this continent
Public Lands Sales on the Table as Congress Looks for Ways to Raise Revenue
Americans could be locked out of thousands of acres of public lands if this proposal is signed into law
Public Lands Are at Risk as Congress Looks for Ways to Raise Money
Conservation groups rally as lawmakers weigh proposals to sell off treasured landscapes
Wolves Aren't Safe in British Columbia. A First Nations Partnership Set Out to Protect Them.
Here's how Indigenous and conservation groups teamed up
Five Bridges and a Hummingbird: Manhattan’s Ecological Oasis
Cities may not seem like places full of natural wonder, but if you know where to look, life indeed abounds
Federal Funding Cuts Are Silencing the Wild
Mass firings may spell mass species loss as the Capitol clamps down on conservation spending
When the Heat and Storms Come, Lies Will Not Save Us
The National Climate Assessment matters
The Joys of the Path Most Traveled
One writer rediscovers awe thanks to an old forest friend
Rehoming Seattle’s Purple Martins
Washington State balances critical coastal remediation projects with conserving a beloved, vulnerable bird
Laurene Allen Took On One of New England's Biggest Environmental Crises
The Goldman Prize winner mobilized her community to oppose toxic PFAS in their drinking water
