The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Word of Mouth
Oral histories of climate change provide an intimate view of our shifting world
In this story:
indigenous communities
indigenous communities
When Indigenous Rights, Conservation, and a Very Lucrative Fishery Collide
In the fast-changing Bering Sea, a small tribe makes a big push to save their island
A Battle for the Future of the Great Lakes
A pipeline carrying Canadian tar sands crude has already leaked a million gallons. These are the resisters dedicated to shutting down Enbridge Line 5.
President Biden Designates Two National Monuments in Nevada and Texas
Avi Kwa Ame and Castner Range receive new protections
River Rights Gone Wrong in California
In the Golden State, dwindling water resources are increasingly a source of conflict
President Biden Restores Logging Prohibitions in Tongass National Forest
Roadless Rule reinstated throughout two-thirds of world’s largest intact temperate rain forest
In this story:
national forests, forests, federal climate policy, indigenous communities, saving wild places
The Land Back Movement Takes Root in Ohio
Native American group seeks Land Back through out-of-state methods
In this story:
indigenous communities
Federal Court Delivers a Reprieve to Apache Members Seeking to Save a Sacred Site
Oak Flat has been spared a copper mine for now—but the legal maneuvering continues
Thanksgiving Is Complicated. Here’s Why I Celebrate Anyway.
The history’s all wrong—but I find meaning in the myth
To Protect Wild Rice, Tribes and Universities Have Formed an Unlikely Collaboration
Working with tribal scientists has pushed University of Minnesota researchers to think bigger about their research
