The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Who Gets to Graze in the West?
A federal decision has propelled a Montana nonprofit into the center of a dispute over conservation and public lands
saving wild places
New Road Crossings Help Save World’s Rarest Wolf
Design work is underway on the project in North Carolina’s Alligator River Wildlife Refuge
Nature’s Helpers
A Washington island showcases a new form of conservation
New Science Recognizes the Plight of Emperor Penguins
Advancements in research reveal that this species faces a dire future in a warming world
Trump Uses “God Squad” to Slash Endangered Species Protections
The decision could defang the Endangered Species Act and condemn the world’s most endangered whale to extinction
What Not to Do When Creating Space for Wildlife
Experts give their advice for helping species thrive this spring
Shifting Border Wall Plans Threaten Big Bend Region
Covert plans to militarize remote parts of Texas could endanger fragile desert communities
These Tiny Owls May Reveal Big Clues About Forest Health
Researchers track saw-whet owls to see how forests and creatures are responding to climate change
Why Mike Lee Is Waging War Against America’s Public Lands
A man, a monument, and the battle for the future of conservation
Growing the Forests of the Future
These researchers are helping trees migrate to cope with the effects of a warming world
