The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Baja’s Gray Whales Were a Conservation Success Story. Because of Global Warming, Everything Could Change.
A legacy of ecotourism and the economy that depends on it are also at risk
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Will Osprey Chick Deaths Inspire Conservation Action on Menhaden?
Groups are calling for an end to industrial fishing of this vital forage fish in the Chesapeake Bay
When Tiger Sharks Show Up to Hunt Seabirds, Other Sharks Steer Clear
Smaller Galapágos and gray reef sharks change their behavior, likely to reduce competition or out of fear
Loons Losing Out
A common piece of fishing gear is threatening one of America’s most beloved bird species
The People Reviving Ancient Salmon Traps—and the Photographer Documenting Them
This river-based method could preserve both salmon populations and local livelihoods
Pioneering Salmon Are Exploring Upper Klamath Basin
With four dams removed, the fish are making a comeback
Cavefish Might Lose Their Eyes, but They Gain So Much More
Some of their adaptations could hold clues for treating human conditions like obesity and diabetes
Letter From a Former NOAA Scientist
A fisheries specialist reflects on losing his job at a time when marine science matters more than ever
Scientists Name the Fish That Wears a Feather
Cherokee tribes help Western scientists recognize the sicklefin redhorse
What Comes Next for Salmon in the Pacific Northwest?
Tribes and conservation groups weigh options after Trump withdraws from the Columbia Basin agreement
