The Magazine of The Sierra Club
The Creek Fire One Year Later
A dispatch from the front lines of the climate crisis
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Catch the Train to Leaf-Peeping Paradise
These fall foliage destinations can be reached sans airplanes or automobiles
Forest Ecologists Puzzle Out the Lessons of the Bootleg Fire
How we manage the forest will determine whether we adapt to the age of fire
An Artist's Quest to Document the World's Oldest Trees
Most plants possess a genetically circumscribed life span, but many trees barely seem to age at all
Environmentalists Battle Loggers to Protect One Last Old-Growth Forest
In British Columbia, Fairy Creek has become a last stand
Trees Have Something to Teach Us About Life in Partnership
A review of "Mother Nature"
Are We Overestimating Climate Change’s Threat to Rare Plants?
Research suggests trees are already out of sync with the climate
Rich Man, Big Tree
Taming the Garden is a fable for our era of vast inequity
The Demise and Potential Revival of the American Chestnut
Before a disastrous blight, the American chestnut was a keystone species in eastern forests. Could genetic engineering help bring it back?
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The Truth Behind Big, Beautiful Reforestation Initiatives
Trump’s “Trillion Trees” promise—and its potential under Biden
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