The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Saving Elephants, One Cup of Tea at a Time
First came bird-friendly coffee and salmon-safe beer; now it's elephant-friendly tea
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Carrion Fly Guts Could Hold the Key to Tracking Wildlife
A hearty carcass feast can mean a belly full of traceable animal DNA
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How a Toxicologist Is Saving the California Condor With Science
Myra Finkelstein once put her body on the line. Now she wields data.
The Growing Trade in Bear, Lynx, and Wolf Pelts
You won’t believe this is still legal
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Can Snowshoe Hares Adapt to Climate Change?
Savvy hopping tactics may hold the answer
Environmental News ICYMI 8-18-17
A weekly roundup for busy people
Scaling Up Research for the Pangolin
Saving the most trafficked mammal in the world comes down to the numbers
A Visit to One of the Best Places to See Grizzly Bears in the Wild
A lottery system protects bears and humans in a sanctuary like no other
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This Wildlife Photographer Gets Up Close and Personal With His Subjects
Will Burrard-Lucas's BeetleCam invention achieves unrivaled intimacy
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How Trump's Border Wall Could Block the Most Exciting Wildlife Comeback in North America
Jaguars are reappearing in the Southwest. A border wall would put an end to that.
