The Magazine of The Sierra Club
A Postcard From the Red Road to DC
Traditionally carved totem pole brings attention to Indigenous sovereignty struggles across the United States
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indigenous communities
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Dispatch From the Line 3 Front Lines
A call to support the Indigenous resistance
Could Las Vegas’s Grass Removal Policies Alter the Western US Drought-Scape?
Inside one of America’s most aggressive municipal water-conservation measures
ICYMI: Smoky Summer, Trash Parrots & Michigan Criminalizes Surfers
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
New Protections for Ancient Trees
Biden administration halts old-growth logging in the Tongass National Forest
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public lands
Meet Amber Share, Roaster of Nature’s Fiercest Critics
Beloved Instagram account “Subpar Parks” is now a book
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national parks
Wildfires Have Changed. Why Hasn’t Firefighting?
Wildland firefighters sound the alarm on a system that leaves them underpaid and overworked
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climate change
Mexican Wolf Foster Parents Get the Job Done
Inside the re-wolfing of New Mexico’s Gila Forest
Say Hello to the Arctic Kelp Rush
Could the Arctic become a kelp boomtown?
Billionaires Do Not Need to Go to Space
Our whole planet is a spaceship, darn it
ICYMI: Goldfish Takeover, Tongass Makeover & King Coal’s Reign Over
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
How to Adventure Smart in Extreme Heat
You can’t beat the heat, so here are seven ways to prevent it from beating you
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hiking
Public Lands Transformed: Inside Parks’ Wildfire Recovery
This summer’s park-goers witness the good, the bad, and the surprising
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public lands
Mythical Figures Probe the Future in “Appleseed”
Sierra reviews Matt Bell’s latest novel
Who’s the Green City for, Really?
What NYC’s Little Island says about parks and inequality
My Father and the Heat Dome
Climate change is amplifying injustice for farmworkers
Escape From Crowds and Into the Wilderness
Adventurous alternatives to six of this summer’s most highly trafficked national parks
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national parks
ICYMI: Poison Cicadas, Toxic Caterpillars, BC Clam Bake & Fire on the Water
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
Gas Industry Fuels a Legislative Campaign to Keep Its Fires Burning
Attempt at predatory delay reveals a fossil fuel sector on the defensive
Leah Clyburn Believes in the Rainbow Connection
The Beyond Coal organizer wants us to get to know each other
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activism
