The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Where the Tide Is the Loudest Sound
A gold mine intrudes on a quiet Alaskan refuge
marine ecosystems
Biden–Harris Administration Creates a New National Marine Sanctuary off the California Coast
The Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary honors tribal input and advances ocean conservation
In this story:
indigenous communities, marine ecosystems, wildlife, saving wild places, public lands
Could a Little Bit of Mussel Fix Our Polluted Streams?
Researchers enlist native species to help restore degraded streambeds in Northern Virginia
Humanity Is Pushing This Prehistoric Fish Toward Extinction
Advocates launch legal fight to protect imperiled Atlantic sturgeon
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
How a Blind Oceanographer Studies Temperature-Regulating Currents
Amy Bower and the Accessible Oceans project can turn data into sound
Sea Otters Are the Unlikely Heroes Helping to Restore a Marine Ecosystem
Researchers find these top predators play a key role in stabilizing the salt marshes of Monterey Bay
North Carolina Agency Warns Anglers About Poisoned Fish
New dangers in the Cape Fear River threaten recreational and subsistence fishing
Tribal Conservation and Renewable Energy at Odds Over Marine Sanctuary
Northern Chumash Tribe mounts final push to sway Feds on national marine boundary before comment deadline
In this story:
indigenous communities, marine ecosystems, wildlife, saving wild places, public lands
Can Humanity Save Kelp by Eating the Problem Away?
How aquaculture for urchins could help restore California’s kelp ecosystems
