The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Watching Logs Decay Is More Interesting Than You’d Think
Logs can act like “giant teabags” to leach nutrients into ecosystems
forests
Why Is the Federal Government Dumping Toxic Chemicals Onto Public Lands?
These spraying programs are creating “virtual dead zones” in wild places
Restoring Fire in the Northeast
These fire-dependent forests could thrive if foresters burned them
What Is a Forest For?
California’s demonstration state forest system may be moving toward a future of climate research and tribal stewardship
Rocks, Glaciers, and Trees Offer Clues to the Planet’s Past
What we can learn from Earth's time capsules
New Plan Lays Out Path to Boost NYC’s Tree Canopy
Tree equity is increasingly important to decreasing heat and closing the nature gap in the nation’s largest city
Montana’s 2026 Fire Season: Puzzling Winter, Meet Potential Powder Keg of a Summer
The Big Sky State offers a lens into what could be an epic wildfire season nationwide
Advocacy Groups Step In Where the Federal Government Won’t
Community-led public hearings offer concerned citizens a voice on the Roadless Rule
The Trees That Grew Us
As Earth Month gets underway, a look back in time to how forests shaped us
These Tiny Owls May Reveal Big Clues About Forest Health
Researchers track saw-whet owls to see how forests and creatures are responding to climate change
