The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Ecologist Jennifer Grenz Has a Plan to Decolonize Land Management
Her university lab applies Indigenous values to restoration ecology by collaborating with communities
What Would It Take to Bring Renewable, Reliable Power to Puerto Rico?
The island is struggling to build a more stable electrical grid. What’s taking so long?
3 Must-Read Books to Kick Off the New Year
These stories deepen our relationship with the wild world around us
The Environmental Movement Forges Ahead: A Conversation With Ramón Cruz
The former Sierra Club president discusses the challenges—and accomplishments—of his busy term during a pivotal time for the organization
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activism
New Orleans’s Saltwater Intrusion Scare Is a Reminder of a Nationally Looming Threat
Climate change is worsening drought and sea level rise across the country—and that’s a major problem for securing safe drinking water
On Its 15th Anniversary, Climate Week Is Still Rife With Corporate Greenwashing
This year’s sponsors included some of the most notorious polluters
Tens of Thousands of Marchers Fill New York City Streets to Demand an End to Fossil Fuel Extraction
People of all ages and from around the world call on President Biden to stop exacerbating the climate emergency
As Florida Citrus Loses Its Sweet Taste, Scientists Are on the Hunt for Solutions
A citrus disease has led to a decline in sweetness and taste. Can scientists find ways to keep the industry afloat?
Raccoons Are Chipping Away at New York City’s Diamondback Terrapins
Biologists say raccoon predation is a leading reason for a sharp decline in one important nesting population
Playing to the Beat of the Birds
Podcast: Composers and musicians who draw their inspiration from birdsong
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birds
