The Magazine of The Sierra Club
The Fight Against the Ambler Road in Alaska Is Far From Over
Despite a wave of recent victories for project proponents, numerous obstacles remain
indigenous communities
When Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Science Meet, Good Things Happen
Tribal leaders and climate coordinators are working together to protect lands and waterways
Calls for Indigenous Sovereignty Grow in the Arctic as Region Warms
Inuit in Greenland and Canada rally around ecological hot spot as climate change and geopolitics threaten the region
Could Reclassifying Bison as Wildlife Reshape Conservation in the West?
A tribal leader considers what it will take to restore the “functionally extinct” species
Bringing Caribou Home
This Indigenous-led effort hopes to restore America's caribou population to the Northern Rockies
In this story:
conservation, wildlife, endangered species, indigenous communities, saving wild places
These Indigenous Paddlers Are Advocating for Free-Flowing Rivers
Tribal-led activists stepped up at COP30 and have continued their movement here at home
Tapping Indigenous Knowledge Can Help Us Navigate a Changing Climate
Ancient language informs climate adaptation in the hottest region of the US
Nature Speaks to Us. We Just Need to Listen.
In the Ecuadorian Amazon, Nemonte Nenquimo found her voice as an activist in gatherings lit by fire and song
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
