The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Manatees Face an Uncertain Future Under These New Rules
The Florida manatee shows what a weakened Endangered Species Act could mean for conservation
federal policy
The US Forest Service Moves to Cancel Its “Best Idea”: the Roadless Rule
The Roadless Rule protected nearly 60 million acres of forest—until now
Construction in Big Bend National Park Threatens More Than the Environment
Border barrier expansion along Big Bend’s Rio Grande imperils rafting in this remote national park
In this story:
America's National Parks, national parks, saving wild places, conservation, federal policy
Effort to Unleash Cattle on Public Land Spells Trouble for Ecosystem Health
Conservation groups warn of the consequences of more livestock grazing
“A Stake Through the Heart of the Endangered Species Act”
How the Trump administration’s regulatory rollbacks threaten thousands of plants and animals with extinction
A New Fight Over National Monuments Emerges in Utah
Bears Ears and Grand Staircase–Escalante National Monuments are once again threatened by a major downsizing
Mexican Wolf Release Held Up by Federal Official
Top Interior deputy delays wolf release at the last minute to placate ranching interests
The Newest Legislative Package Could Have a Big Impact on Groceries
The Farm Bill is one of the largest funding packages for America’s food system and private conservation but faces grim odds
Federal and State Leaders Turn Their Backs on Pollution Monitoring
Local community members are stepping in to fill the void left by federal and state governments
Advocacy Groups Step In Where the Federal Government Won’t
Community-led public hearings offer concerned citizens a voice on the Roadless Rule
