The Magazine of The Sierra Club
A Development Could Kill One of the Oldest Living Things on the Planet
Conservation groups try to protect the Jurupa oak in Southern California from the tentacles of sprawl
ecosystems
The Complicated Ecology of Cemeteries
Burial grounds can be both havens for wildlife and sources of pollution
Ecologist Jennifer Grenz Has a Plan to Decolonize Land Management
Her university lab applies Indigenous values to restoration ecology by collaborating with communities
Here's What Happens When Big Data Takes Over a Small Town
In Virginia, the planet's largest proposed data center threatens local ecosystems
How to See Our Species With the Big Picture
Ferris Jabr's "Becoming Earth" explores the planet as a living organism
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
Do Western Lichens Need Federal Protections?
Entire species of lichen could be wiped out if greater protections aren’t put in place to protect them
This Long Island Tribe Is Dealing With the Impact of Climate Change
The Shinnecock are using nature-based solutions to save their ancestral lands from coastal erosion
Conservation Groups Sue to Stop Wolf Hunting in Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming
Wildlife organizations say federal agencies aren’t doing enough to protect wolves in the Rockies
Who Owns the Mountains in Lutsen?
Tribal rights and outdoor recreation collide in this pristine part of the Superior National Forest
