The Magazine of The Sierra Club
An Old Disease Decimates the Wolves of Yellowstone
Wyoming cuts its wolf hunting quota in half until researchers understand the implications of canine disease
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Are Sea Otters Safe?
Orcas, bird flu, pathogens, and warming seas make for an uncertain future
Roadside Pollinator Corridors and the Danger of Feel-Good Conservation
Researchers are starting to question the widely held belief that all pollinator corridors are good
Researchers Are Trying to Save These Turtles From Disappearing in Illinois
Efforts to conserve Blanding’s turtles ramp up as habitat loss and a fungus hinder their recovery
The Financial and Ecological Risks of a Contested Florida Dredging Project
Can the Port Everglades shipping channel project proceed with governmental and environmental costs skyrocketing?
Adventures in Animal Miscasting
Researchers call out wildlife mistakes in movie magic
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
New Cub Offers Hope for Jaguar Conservation
A Mexican state just south of Arizona has a new jaguar family
Cougar Family Goes Viral For Showing Up in the Least Likely of Places
Scientists say the discovery of a litter in Minnesota could indicate a strengthening population of these big cats
New Road Crossings Help Save World’s Rarest Wolf
Design work is underway on the project in North Carolina’s Alligator River Wildlife Refuge
