The Magazine of The Sierra Club
This Long Island Tribe Is Dealing With the Impact of Climate Change
The Shinnecock are using nature-based solutions to save their ancestral lands from coastal erosion
indigenous communities
Thirty Years After Its Creation, the Northwest Forest Plan Is Still Saving Trees
Federal officials, conservationists, and tribes are now working to update the historic landscape management blueprint
New Documentary "Bad River" Details the Fight Against the Line 5 Pipeline
The current battle is just the latest in a saga of Indigenous resistance
Who Owns the Mountains in Lutsen?
Tribal rights and outdoor recreation collide in this pristine part of the Superior National Forest
A Tribal Roadmap for How to Restore, Protect, and Sustain the Lynx
The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation align the principles of conservation with tradition
Indigenous Languages Open Up a Window Onto the Natural World
A nature-centric worldview is often reflected in tribal vocabulary
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indigenous communities
3 Must-Read Books to Kick Off the New Year
These stories deepen our relationship with the wild world around us
America’s Most Dangerous Pipeline Lives Another Day
Enbridge keeps a time bomb ticking beneath the waters of the Great Lakes
The Klamath Tribes Are Trying to Save the C’waam and Koptu Suckerfish From Extinction
The fish have long been at the center of a sacred way of life
Tribal Nations Play a Growing Role in Addressing the Biodiversity Crisis
Indigenous communities work to protect salmon, wolves, and condors
