The Magazine of The Sierra Club
A Gold Mine on Yellowstone's Doorstep?
Montanans side with outdoor recreation over gold mines in Paradise Valley
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national parks
Wildfires Burning Through the West Are Terrifying—and Necessary, Too
Fire is not destruction; it’s renewal.
A Standup Paddleboard Trip Down Montana’s Blackfoot River
The restoration of the Blackfoot is a conservation success story
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adventure
Yellowstone Grizzlies Delisted
Trump administration removes ESA protections; trophy hunts likely to follow
Grizzly Bears Are Making a Comeback—and Making Their Human Neighbors Nervous
In the Northern Rockies, biologists are working hard to reduce conflicts between humans and the region's growing bear population
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grizzlies
Dirtbag Snowboarders Rescue Our Climate
Meet the scrappy young athletes who want to save snow...and the planet
Life, Death, and Winter
Tracking predators in Glacier National Park
A View with a Room
Lookout-to-lookout mountain biking in Montana
Lost in Time
When exploring southeast Alaska in midsummer, you can pedal your fat tire bike on the broad, bear-tracked beaches at midnight and think you have no need for a watch. Oh, but you do.
Sound Off
Will the symphony of the Great Bear Rainforest be silenced by tar sands oil tankers?
