The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Two Florida Coral Species Were Nearly Wiped Out by a Heat Wave
Corals are the canary in the coal mine for oceans, and they’re sending researchers troubling signals
marine ecosystems
How to Watch Dolphins Without Leaving the Shore
A rare feeding habit brings dolphins closer than ever and helps them live year-round in South Carolina
Maryland's Blue Crabs in the Red
A key source of culture and sustenance in the mid-Atlantic faces threats on multiple fronts
Slow Lanes Help Save a Dwindling Orca Population
Reducing speeds can help killer whales navigate an increasingly louder sea
Letter From a Former NOAA Scientist
A fisheries specialist reflects on losing his job at a time when marine science matters more than ever
Could AI Help Humanity Understand Whales?
This project hopes that decoding sperm whale sounds will boost conservation efforts
States Step In After the Supreme Court Puts Wetlands at Risk
A patchwork of protections emerges as only some states pursue them
Scientists Name the Fish That Wears a Feather
Cherokee tribes help Western scientists recognize the sicklefin redhorse
Efforts to Clean Up the Hudson River Produce Lackluster Results
An archaic manufacturing chemical is still present in much of the river despite years of remediation
These High Schoolers’ Hobbies Include Saving Endangered Species From Extinction
The United Anglers of Casa Grande is a one-of-a-kind conservation program run by high schoolers
