The Magazine of The Sierra Club
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
Lands & Waters
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
In Praise of the Wilderness Act
On its 60th birthday, this landmark American conservation law is more valuable than ever
We're gonna live with water for the rest of our lives
A poem by Erika Meitner
Here’s How the New Old-Growth Amendment Could Put Forests at Risk
Conservation groups say federal agencies are missing an opportunity to save remaining old growth
What Would Happen to Science if the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Were Broken Up?
Project 2025 proposes dismantling NOAA. Scientists and conservationists say the idea is “fraught with peril.”
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oceans
Conservation Groups Say Project 2025 Would Gut Wildlife and Public Land Protections
Here's a look at how the far right plan would impact environmental regulations and conservation efforts
Humanity Is Pushing This Prehistoric Fish Toward Extinction
Advocates launch legal fight to protect imperiled Atlantic sturgeon
Community Science Ignites Hope for Bumble Bee Conservation
Local conservationists are collecting important data that help researchers and land managers protect the bees
