The Magazine of The Sierra Club
Remaking the Klamath River
The largest dam-removal project in US history restores a once-great salmon migration route
saving wild places
Can Old-Growth Forest Survive a Timber Bias?
The agency tasked with managing old-growth forests struggles to shake its old ways
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
Monarch Butterfly Migration in Crisis
Researchers cast doubt on a long-held theory about monarch population trends
Where the Tide Is the Loudest Sound
A gold mine intrudes on a quiet Alaskan refuge
Environmentalists Have a Wish List for the Lame Duck Session
President Biden will have an impressive conservation legacy. He could go even further if he did these things.
A Desert Meditation on the Future of Solar
Can we have our clean energy installations and our desert too?
In this story:
saving wild places
The Death of Grizzly 399 Could Have Been Prevented
The car accident that killed the world’s most famous grizzly bear might have been avoided with a simple solution
The Complicated Ecology of Cemeteries
Burial grounds can be both havens for wildlife and sources of pollution
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
