The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Could a Little Bit of Mussel Fix Our Polluted Streams?
Researchers enlist native species to help restore degraded streambeds in Northern Virginia
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Talking to Plants Changed My Life
I also thought it sounded weird—until I learned to let go and give it a try
How Writers of Color Are Changing What Nature Writing Looks Like
A new generation of writers reboot a genre
Oregon’s Drinking Water Is at Risk From Clearcutting
NASA report confirms concerns about logging in watersheds and spurs community efforts to buy them
Pennsylvania Plans to Bring the American Marten Home
The future for this member of the weasel family looks bright in the Keystone State
Can Outdoor Access Reduce the Risk of Dementia?
A new study links nearby green spaces to lower hospitalizations
New Maryland Law Is a Boon for Wildlife
How the acres below power lines could be a lifeline to animals on the move
A Year in 72 Seasons
The Japanese idea of "microseasons" may be a better way to mark time
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How Can We Reclaim Our Sense of Wonder?
Camille T. Dungy lifts up the awe of the mundane in her new book, "Soil"
