The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Here’s Why Maine Just Had Its Worst Fire Season in Years
This past August saw more brush fires across one of the least likely places to burn
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Snapshots of Recovery: Eaton Fire Survivors Nine Months Later
Revisiting three fire-struck families as they rebuild, reconnect, and reckon with ongoing uncertainty
From Forest to Fireweed
The ecological upheaval of Jasper National Park
Wildfires Have Lasting Psychological Effects on Farmworkers
Farmworking communities face a long struggle to overcome mental and emotional impacts
Beavers Build Back Better
Ecologists are relocating "nuisance" beavers to fix degraded landscapes across the West
Zone Zero, Defensible Space, and Other Ways to Protect a Home From Wildfire
In California, fire experts and policymakers are looking for solutions as temperatures rise
Caught Between Climate Extremes
How post-fire flooding has destabilized a rural New Mexico community’s drinking water
Amid Soaring Heat, a Grand Canyon Icon Was Incinerated
As the planet gets hotter, public lands are more vulnerable
What Can We Learn From Australian Wildfires?
Australia’s big trees have survived terrible fires. They have lessons for the American West.
Trump’s Plan to Eliminate FEMA Could Spell Disaster for Impacted Communities
Here’s what’s at stake if Trump shutters the nation’s leading disaster-response agency
