The Magazine of The Sierra Club
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
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Marking Juneteenth by Retracing History
A personal journey offers glimmers of the past and hope for the future along the Underground Railroad
The Original Spirit of Memorial Day Is Under Threat
This is what’s at stake as the Trump administration tries to erase the histories of service members
Hunters of Color Makes Conservation Work Accessible to Everyone
The community promotes education, safety information, and weekend trips to diversify who hunts and why
Meet the Teens Changing the Face of Conservation Careers
A successful—but threatened—youth program could help diversify the natural resources workforce
How to Regreen Chicago (and Other Cities)
This local nonprofit has big dreams of a new Chicago
Black Ecologists Organize to Create Community and Elevate Research
Here’s why they’re creating space for themselves and those who look like them
A Black Fly Fisherman Walks into a Bar…
Eeland Stribling lives at the intersection of comedy, education, and fly fishing
Meet Allison Chin, Sierra Club Trailblazer
The former president has made an indelible mark on the organization
Who’s the Green City for, Really?
What NYC’s Little Island says about parks and inequality
