The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Photos From Standing Rock After the Decision
Photographer Brian Nevins captures a moment of victory for the Dakota Access Pipeline Resistance
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Announcing This Year's Eco-Champions
The Sierra Club held its annual awards ceremony last September to honor people who protect the planet.
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activism
Oil From Deepwater Horizon is Found in Birds
Research shows that oil from the big spill affected more than marine species. It also made it into the terrestrial food web.
Dispatches From a Youth Delegate at COP22
An American activist reports from Marrakesh on election fallout, die-ins, and climate justice
5 Ways Not to Kill Cyclists
Drivers! Avoid dents and scratches—and vehicular manslaughter charges—by following these simple tips
Walking It Off
Post-election reflections from the Sleeping Bear Dunes
From Patoka to Cannonball
A journey up the Dakota Access Pipeline
10 Nature-Themed Books to Give Kids of All Ages
This holiday season, provide the budding environmentalist in your life with literary nourishment
Is It Too Late to Save the World’s Cutest Porpoise?
International authorities are making last-ditch efforts to save the world’s smallest porpoise species
“The Refuge” Profiles the Fight to Save the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge From Drilling
Patagonia releases a new film on the indigenous struggle to protect the coastal plain of ANWR
A Field Day for Looters at Utah’s Unprotected Bears Ears
Volunteers try to keep ancient petroglyphs from being defaced or destroyed
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saving wild places
3 New National Monuments You Should Visit
A list of off-the-beaten-path wild places
Bad Company
The documentary makers behind Company Town talk about pollution, whistle-blowing, and environmental injustice
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film
Architects Advocate on Climate Change
A coalition of architects is growing its base to speak out against global warming
Environmental Gains That Make us Thankful
It hasn’t been all bad news for the environment this year. Sierra lists 10 bright spots.
A Citizen Science Initiative in British Columbia Works to Reduce Roadkill
Drivers are logging wildlife crossings to help identify hot spots
