The Magazine of The Sierra Club
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The destinations, tour operators, and lodgings you choose can make a difference
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The Tijuana River Sewage Crisis is One of America’s Longest-Lasting Public Health Calamities
Political gridlock has allowed the situation to worsen for decades
How to Talk (and Listen) to Nature
Rosey Chan pairs natural sound with classical piano to help heal both people and the planet
These Indigenous Paddlers Are Advocating for Free-Flowing Rivers
Tribal-led activists stepped up at COP30 and have continued their movement here at home
A Memoir for the World’s Glaciers
In "Chasing Time," photographer James Balog weighs mortality with thousands of frames
These Pacific Northwest Groups Feed the Region When It Needs It Most
How gleaners are reducing food waste and helping families make ends meet
Nature Speaks to Us. We Just Need to Listen.
In the Ecuadorian Amazon, Nemonte Nenquimo found her voice as an activist in gatherings lit by fire and song
At the City of Joy, Women Learn to Farm, Heal, and Lead
This center in the Congo supports women who are victims of violence and war
An Enduring Truth in the Face of an Uncertain Future
Endurance is both personal and ecological
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The Art of Activism
The Alaska Wilderness League's poster campaign highlights why the Arctic is worth protecting
