The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Alannah Acaq Hurley’s Watershed Moment
An Alaska Native receives the Goldman Prize for her efforts to protect Bristol Bay from mining
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Art Can Help Us Form a Deeper Connection to the Planet
Environmental art exhibits and installations to visit during Earth Month and beyond
While Extreme Heat Bakes the US, Utah Moves to Protect the Fossil Fuel Industry
A new law shields polluters from accountability for planet-warming emissions
When a Country Music Star Joins the Fight Against Coal
A proposed coal mine threatened the wild places Corb Lund grew up in. He decided to do something about it.
Counting Giants in Florida’s Blue Spring State Park
This researcher has helped create one of the longest-running manatee projects in the world
These Tiny Moths Likely Flew to Hawai'i 20 Times. How Did They Do It?
Leaf-roller moths colonized the archipelago before evolving into a dizzying array of species
Coal Gasification Attempts a Comeback
The declining industry is looking for ways to revive itself
The Fight Against the Ambler Road in Alaska Is Far From Over
Despite a wave of recent victories for project proponents, numerous obstacles remain
How to Camp for Free
From "boondocking" to creative car camping, here's how to save money on your next outdoor adventure
A Room-by-Room Guide for Going Plastic Free
And other tips for living a more sustainable life
Haven for Honeycreepers: A Visit to Hakalau Forest National Wildlife Refuge
This protected area provides important habitat for endemic wildlife and plants on Hawaiʻi Island
Trump Uses “God Squad” to Slash Endangered Species Protections
The decision could defang the Endangered Species Act and condemn the world’s most endangered whale to extinction
What Not to Do When Creating Space for Wildlife
Experts give their advice for helping species thrive this spring
We Mindlessly Interact With Plants Every Day. Here’s How to Do It Intentionally.
Ben Goulet-Scott and Jacob S. Suissa offer 101 ways to rediscover the familiar with “Let’s Botanize!”
Affordability and Race Play a Major Role in Whether People Live in Nature-Deprived Areas
A new report notes that access to nature is critical to human health and well-being
Shifting Border Wall Plans Threaten Big Bend Region
Covert plans to militarize remote parts of Texas could endanger fragile desert communities
The Trees That Grew Us
As Earth Month gets underway, a look back in time to how forests shaped us
Meet the Kriller Queens
Next-gen polar scientists challenge the status quo in Antarctica
These Tiny Owls May Reveal Big Clues About Forest Health
Researchers track saw-whet owls to see how forests and creatures are responding to climate change
What Happens When a Workforce Is Gutted?
Researchers reflect on what was lost a year after the Trump administration dismantled scientific research
