The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Symbiosis in Focus
Biologists turned photographers explore our diverse world of flowers
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Left for Dead, Starfish Bounce Back
Genetic resilience in the face of astronomical die-off
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climate change
The Most Important Conservation Law You’ve Never Heard of Is Set to Expire
Time is running out for Congress to reauthorize the Land and Water Conservation Fund
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wilderness
ICYMI: London Foxes, Fake Crabs, Deer Milk, & More
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
Senate Hears Testimony on Regulating PFAS Contaminants
Outcry over contaminated drinking water leads to demands for oversight
Where’s My Termite Gasoline?
Underbug tells the tale of the strangest biofuel quest
10 Wedding Gifts for Eco-Conscious Newlyweds
Something old, something new, something blue—everything green
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buyers' guide
So WOTUS Is Legal. Now What?
Fewer strip malls and subdivisions, possibly
Goodbye, Elephants. You Made a Nice Keychain.
“Poached: Inside the Dark World of Wildlife Trafficking”
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books
Grizzly Bears out of the Crosshairs
Judge restores federal protections for the Yellowstone bruin
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endangered species
Clean Coal Is Not a Joke
There’s nothing clean about coal and nothing funny about its impacts
Forest Conservation Is Part of the Climate Conversation Too
A new report and platform show how saving and restoring forests are key
Awe Is a Skill You Can Cultivate
Just open your eyes to the natural world around you
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inspiring connections outdoors
A Woman and Her Mule in the Backcountry
The practice, history, and ethics of bringing stock into the wilderness
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animals
Jeff Nesbit Talks About How to Talk About Climate Change
Climate Nexus executive director on communicating complex issues with the public
ICYMI: #MeToo Glacier, Tit-for-Tat Predators, Our Own Satellite, & More
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
Wild South-of-the-Border Species Star in New Docu-Series
“Mexico Untamed” turns its lens on wildlife both exotic and familiar
Three Criminal Cartels Responsible for Most of Ivory Trafficking in Africa
Investigators link ivory seizures and trace them back to specific gangs
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saving wild places
One Year Later, Puerto Rico Is Not Ready for Another Hurricane
But Puerto Ricans have the solutions for rebuilding
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climate change
Overnight Evolution
Florida’s snail kites save themselves by stepping up their game
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science
