The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Inside the “Plogging” Movement
Here’s what it’s like to go jogging for the environment
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adventure
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It’s Bike to Work Week for You, Steal a Bike Week for Thieves
Eight ways to hang on to your sweet ride
The Great White Sharks of Isla Guadalupe
Ben Lowy trains his lens on this apex predator
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photography
Triumph, Fear in the Vertical Realm
Mark Synnott ponders rock climbing and its most famous risk-taking celebrity
ICYMI: Extinction, Plague, and Conspiracy—But Blue Crabs Are Back
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
These Scientists Did More Than Tell Us We Were Doomed
The authors of the IPBES report also gave us a road map out
Bill McKibben Talks About “Falter”
The climate action pioneer’s new book explores what it means to be human
Climate Activists Are Rebelling. Are Politicians Finally Listening?
Extinction Rebellion's bold antics seem to be getting results
10 Must-Haves for Trail Runners
Because hitting trails requires different gear than running on sidewalks or streets
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buyers' guide
18 Gifts to Make Mom (and Mother Nature) Happy
Happy Mother’s Day from Sierra
High-Tech Farmers Are Adapting to a Changing World
New technologies help farmers adjust for climate change
Outdoors for All
A nascent global movement proclaims that access to nature is a human right
Jennifer Flattery Is a Happy (Snow) Camper
And she'll teach you how to be one too
Are Reusable Coffee Filters or Paper Filters Good for the Environment?
Consider giving a French press a try
The Intricate Webs That Keep Us Alive
A CT scan of a pigeon reveals the phenomenal complexity within
How to Survive an Encounter With an Alligator
Don't panic, don't thrash, and when all else fails, bop it on the head
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survival tips
How Green Is Your Julep?
Inside the real derby—Kentucky distillers’ race to produce sustainable bourbon
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food and drink
Airpocalypse Now
"Choked" is a globe-trotting tour of air pollution and its toll on public health
Inside Early Explorers' Journals
Before photography and bullet journals, travelers' sketchbooks marked discoveries
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books
Why We Didn’t Act on Climate When We Had the Chance
Nathaniel Rich tracks the tragic and complicated history of “Losing Earth”
