The Magazine of The Sierra Club
What will climate change do to America's first national park?
One day parts of Yellowstone may look like Las Vegas
Marine Iguanas: "Imps of Darkness"
The Galápagos Islands' marine iguanas are ugly, incredible, and in danger.
Small Victory in the Fight to Save the Chuitna
Alaskans seeking to protect salmon from coal mining get a mixed response from the state
Salmon and Coal Face Off in Alaska
Salmon are the lifeblood of Alaska. Will the state allow PacRim Coal to dig through their spawning grounds?
What Makes Climate Deniers Tick?
Hint: It's not the science. It's the culture.
Tiger Liquidators
Lumber Liquidators was turning virgin trees from the world’s last Amur tiger habitat into floorboards, until a team of undercover environmentalists penetrated its shady supply chain.
An Indian Coal Plant's Human Rights Crisis
In a little-known pocket of India, jungles and communities have been leveled by decades of power plant development. The latest project was financed by U.S. taxpayer dollars.
The Man Who Survived a Polar Bear Attack
In 2013, Matt Dyer was nearly killed by a polar bear on a Sierra Club Outing. One year later, he returned to the wild with the people who saved his life.
