The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Researchers Find That Decorative Bats Purchased Online Are Often Endangered Species
The US plays a key role in the global ornamental bat trade
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endangered species
Lands & Waters
The Death of Grizzly 399 Could Have Been Prevented
The car accident that killed the world’s most famous grizzly bear might have been avoided with a simple solution
The Complicated Ecology of Cemeteries
Burial grounds can be both havens for wildlife and sources of pollution
Biden–Harris Administration Creates a New National Marine Sanctuary off the California Coast
The Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary honors tribal input and advances ocean conservation
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indigenous communities, marine ecosystems, wildlife, saving wild places, public lands
These Lands Belong to You and Me
Our federal public lands, including parks and monuments, are a collective treasure
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public lands
Volunteer Trout Wranglers Save Central California’s Steelhead
Saving an iconic species is as easy as moving them from one place to another
Could a Little Bit of Mussel Fix Our Polluted Streams?
Researchers enlist native species to help restore degraded streambeds in Northern Virginia
A Planned Black Bear Hunt Could Destroy Nearly 40 Years of Conservation
Conservation groups and Louisiana leaders are at odds as the state wildlife agency seeks to revive black bear hunting
How to Celebrate National Public Lands Day Without Leaving Your Home
Eight books and films that will transport you to some of America’s most iconic landscapes
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public lands, America's National Parks, national forests, outdoor recreation, adventure
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
