The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Slow Lanes Help Save a Dwindling Orca Population
Reducing speeds can help killer whales navigate an increasingly louder sea
saving wild places
A Path for Restoration at Bear River
How the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation is breathing new life into their ancestral Idaho lands
Forest Experts Warn Spending Bill Sets Up US Forest Service to Fail
The recently passed spending bill sets logging targets that federal officials don’t have the capacity to meet
Cracking the Case of the Missing Roseate Terns
How disappearing birds led to an unlikely partnership between researchers and fishermen
States Step In After the Supreme Court Puts Wetlands at Risk
A patchwork of protections emerges as only some states pursue them
Illegal Grazing Is Destroying This National Park
Controlling livestock in Big Bend National Park means rethinking the culture of ranger work
What Drives People to Pursue Creatures That Slither and Slide?
One herpetologist embarks on a journey to find out why people are drawn to reptiles and amphibians
Can America’s Only Endemic Whale Survive the Next Four Years?
There are only 50 Rice’s whales in the world, but the current administration is putting conservation efforts at risk
New Border Wall Sections Threaten Remaining Wildlife Corridors
President Trump’s plan to finish his wall along US-Mexico border puts wildlife conservation at risk
Public Lands Sales on the Table as Congress Looks for Ways to Raise Revenue
Americans could be locked out of thousands of acres of public lands if this proposal is signed into law
