The Magazine of The Sierra Club
The Many Murders of Berta Cáceres
A new book explores the story behind the murder
Latest Updates
Quarantine Tips From a Sailor
What sailing taught me about sheltering in place
ICYMI: Bad to Worse in China, Pipelines No Longer, Grudging Crows
A weekly roundup for busy people
Looking for the Missing in the Wildlands
“The Cold Vanish” examines disappearances, but Indigenous people are still missing
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books
Citizen Science Done Safely
The pandemic poses many obstacles for volunteer researchers
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coronavirus
Life in the Shadow of the Oil Economy
Stephanie Soileau’s short stories create an intimate tableau of southwest Louisiana
Sustained Opposition Derails Three Major Oil and Gas Pipelines
Grassroots resistance shuts down Atlantic Coast, Dakota Access, and Keystone XL
The Pandemic and the National Parks
It’s anything but a typical summer in the parks
Where Do I Recycle Worn Underwear?
The best thing you can do is conserve
Melba Ayala Provides an Eco-Tour and History Lesson
This Sierra Club volunteer loves being out on the water and in nature
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activism
An Astronomer's Life in Transit
Sara Seager navigates her course after a difficult loss
How Can We Find Meaning in an Upside-Down World?
Ben Ehrenreich laments a world gone awry as the climate crisis accelerates
Photographing Ocean Creatures Great and Small
For Nadia Aly, it’s all about life under the sea
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photography
ICYMI: Scary Nurdles, Yosemite Golf Course & Okmok B’Gosh!
A weekly roundup for busy people
16 Gear Picks for Paddle-Packers
Enhance your next canoe or kayak journey with quality camping gear
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buyers' guide
Just a Mayor Who Can't Say No to Renewable Energy
Norman, Oklahoma, mayor Breea Clark has to fight for every damn thing
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clean energy
Magaly Santos Speaks Up for Farmworkers
This bilingual teen wants to stop pesticide poisoning
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activism
July Stargazing: Cosmic Fireworks
Deep space offers a pyrotechnic display that is out of this world
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astronomy
I Hated My Satellite Communicator—Until I Really Needed It
In the deepest wilderness, you can now be in constant communication with the outside world
