The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Watching Logs Decay Is More Interesting Than You’d Think
Logs can act like “giant teabags” to leach nutrients into ecosystems
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Piles of Mushrooms Are Rotting in This Colorado Town to Help Curb Forest Fires
Meet the Colorado community members using fungi to combat fires in their neighborhoods
Rae Wynn-Grant Is Breaking the Mold
The first Black woman to lead a major wildlife TV program is showing millions that anyone can be a wildlife champion
Nature’s Answer to Combating Wildfire: The Prairie Dog
Behold the most adorable little firefighter you ever saw
US Faces Triple Threat of Climate Crisis, Economic Hardship, and Donald Trump
Scientists warn Trump’s “systemic assault” on science comes as we enter an unprecedented Danger Season
The Pending Extinction of the Northern Spotted Owl
These are the researchers dedicating their careers to protecting the bird
Rocks, Glaciers, and Trees Offer Clues to the Planet’s Past
What we can learn from Earth's time capsules
What Is Mouth Brooding?
These daddy frogs take their parental-care duties to the next level
How to Train Your Condor
A bird-loving boy went from picking up trash at a zoo to saving endangered California condors
As the Worm Turns, So Do We
Climate change is shuffling the worms beneath our feet
