The Sierra Club is working to protect vulnerable wildlife from the climate and extinction crises. To protect wild species-- the habitat they live and the climates they depend upon-- we are fighting to protect at least 30% of our lands by 2030.
To protect wild species-- the habitat they live and the climates they depend upon-- scientists say we must protect at least 30% of our lands by 2030.
As a part of the Sierra Club’s efforts to protect 30% of our natural land by 2030 as a strategy in fighting the climate crisis, we will prioritize lands that are home to our most delicate wildlife and the resourcesupon which they depend.
Find Out MoreIn a major setback for wildlife protection and conservation, a federal district court today sided with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and National Marine Fisheries Service, delaying the restoration of comprehensive Endangered Species Act…
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