The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Horses Gone Wild
A recent project shows that wild horses are inflicting ecological damage
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wildlife
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5 Ways Not to Get Killed While Cycling
Be prepared, visible, predictable, and assertive. But don’t be a jerk.
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biking
Share and Share Alike
To preserve Earth's wild beauty, we need to both spare land and share land, says Sierra's editor in chief
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wilderness
Material Guy
Damon Carson is helping American industry be more resourceful one concrete block at a time
Leigh Ann Henion Goes Paleo-Tech at the country's largest primitive skills gathering
The author of Phenomenal learns to throw with an atlatl and remembers that she can choose or refuse technology's tools
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technology
Winter’s 4 Best Wildlife Webcams
Watch these live streams of animals hunting, breeding, and giving birth during the harshest season of the year
Look Out, Detroit—Here Comes the 3D Printed Car
Can simplifying the manufacturing process slash a car's environmental impact?
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transportation
Obama Bans Oil Drilling in Arctic, Atlantic
Trump won’t be able to override the ban, which has the force of law
Does a Product Need More Than 10 Percent Recycled Content to Have a “Recycled” Logo?
Mr. Green's got the goods on the answer
Top Gear
Five cool companies that let you customize your adventure apparatus
Make Your Own Adventure
These 4 DIY workshops show you how to craft your own gear
Fisher Stevens Continues Eco-Activist Turn with "Before the Flood"
A longtime actor and producer turns eco-activist after experiencing climate change firsthand.
Left Coast Griz
The grizzly bear is poised to return to the West
These Scientists Are Fighting for Our Future. We Need to Fight for Them.
Scientists and activists explain in their own words why they participated in the Stand Up for Science rally in San Francisco
Victory! Obama Administration Blocks Polluting Mines from the Boundary Waters Canoe Area
Years of grassroots organizing pays off for America’s most popular wilderness
The Oberlin Project Catalyzes a Green Economic Renaissance
In Oberlin, Ohio, an effort is underway to marry renewable energy with civic life
How to Participate in Audubon’s Christmas Bird Count
Tips for signing up and taking part in the world’s longest running wildlife census
Mexican Fisherman Juan Castro Saved His Beautiful Marine Ecosystem, and He'll Save Yours, Too
A diving epiphany leads to an explosion of marine life and new prosperity for a Baja California village
