The Magazine of The Sierra Club
A Desert Guardian Reflects on a Lifetime of Activism
Forty-five years ago, Joan Taylor dropped out of college, moved to the California desert, and became an activist. She's been fighting ever since.
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The Native American Alliance to Protect the Grand Canyon
Southwest tribes put aside their differences to save common sacred ground
Betty Reid Soskin Is Richmond's "Resident Rosie"
America's oldest park ranger reminds visitors of our country's complicated past
Is Better Transportation the Ticket to Diversifying Our National Parks?
On the most basic level, simply getting to national parks is a major problem for communities of color
In Conversation With Helen Macdonald
The author of H Is for Hawk discusses the craft of nature writing during a hike through the California redwoods
A Veteran of the Iraq War Finds Healing, and a New Sense of Purpose, among America's Wildlands
Garett Reppenhagen of the Vet Voice Foundation talks about America the beautiful
What will climate change do to America's first national park?
One day parts of Yellowstone may look like Las Vegas
National Park MVPs
Not just another pretty place—these national parks are employment engines
The Majesty of Pigeons
Nathanael Johnson's Unseen City is a field guide to urban wilderness
Environmental news ICYMI
All the environmental news you missed in the past two months
Bold and Female
The girl in your life might start reading this book in her bedroom, but don't be surprised if she finishes it atop a mountain
A People’s History of the Sierra Nevada
Can we celebrate our parks and wilderness areas and still keep in mind the horrors that sometimes happened there?
High tech wildlife management
Gizmos and gadgets to help wildlife coexist with their human neighbors
