The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Artificial Islands Are Turning Industrial Wastelands Into Thriving Ecosystems
Groups across North America are turning to the power of Mother Nature to revive waterways
wetlands
Is It Too Late for the Western Sandpipers of Roberts Bank?
A major expansion of a British Columbia port threatens the sandpipers' feeding grounds
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
Beavers Build Back Better
Ecologists are relocating "nuisance" beavers to fix degraded landscapes across the West
Boston Takes On Dirty Stormwater
Rain is a hurdle in the city’s decades-long quest to clean up the Charles River
States Step In After the Supreme Court Puts Wetlands at Risk
A patchwork of protections emerges as only some states pursue them
To Save the Tiniest Turtle in North America, Scientists Are Rebuilding Bogs From Scratch
The work is part of a growing movement of scientists starting with habitat conservation
The Siting of an Offshore Wind Port Raises New Conflicts in Maine
Coastal residents are conflicted over the planned location of a facility that advocates say will help launch Maine's offshore wind industry
Past the Salt
After 150 years of salt mining, a tidal marsh returns
Undefined Waters
Words from my wet land
