The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Colombian Elections Could Move Environmentalism to Center Stage
Afro-Colombian land defender Francia Márquez could become the next vice president
indigenous communities
Canada's Glacial "Just Transition" Needs a New Ministry
Activists launch pseudo "Just Transition Ministry" to call out abysmal record
Striking Down Roe v. Wade Leaves Native Women and Girls Even More Vulnerable
Commemorating missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls also means upholding our sovereignty
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indigenous communities
Big Oil in the Mackinac Straits Is a Disaster Waiting to Happen
Native American sovereignty supersedes Big Oil’s authority—and it’s time the industry accepted it
PG&E, the Mountain Maidu, and a Very Powerful River
A group of Mountain Maidu has reclaimed its former lands, but not the water
The East Coast’s First Indigenous Kelp Farm Readies for Harvest
Seaweed cultivation holds promise as a new front in the fight against climate change
Don’t Miss These Four Films About Activism
Sundance films about social change to look for this year
Proposed Gold and Silver Mine in Southeast Alaska Threatens Salmon, Bald Eagles, and Local Food Security
Developers seek to overcome Indigenous and environmental resistance by offering perks to local communities
Native People’s Stories As They Should Be Told
Malcolm Margolin’s "Deep Hanging Out" is the result of a lifetime of friendship and respect for California’s Indigenous people
Who’s Killing So Many Eco-Activists in Colombia?
Colombia is the world leader for slain land defenders
