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That bird is not just blue, it's not turquoise, it's not lapis... it's actually cerulean. A Cerulean Warbler, to be exact. Each spring and autumn, many bird species bring the skies to life with flight and calls. Scroll through to meet (and hear) some of the migration marvels that depend on healthy and connected Appalachian forests, …

Another desperate attempt to let polluters off the hook.

Alaska’s iconic Salmon River, known for its clear waters, is one of many in the region tainted by toxic metals. The Arctic’s vast wildlife—like grizzly bears, caribou, and Pacific salmon—depend on these ecosystems, but their homes are threatened by a newly found climate effect.

Lights. Camera. Take Action. The 2026 REEL WILD New York Film Festival program is live. Check out the full lineup of award winners, official selections, family-friendly programming via the link in our bio. Get tickets and join us April 23-26, 2026 at New York's AMC Lincoln Square 13 for a weekend of films. #REELWILD2026 #documentary #wildlife #wildlifefilmmaking #NYCevents

These are a few of the people helping you bring clean water to millions 💧 Together, we can end the water crisis in our lifetime 💛 #charitywater #cleanwater #safewater

Some superheroes wear field boots, lab coats, or binoculars. This International Women’s Day, we celebrate women in conservation—scientists, rangers, veterinarians, zoo keepers, communicators, community leaders, fundraisers, filmmakers, policy experts, and more. No challenge too daunting. These real-life protagonists are helping write the next chapter for wildlife and wild places, for people and the planet. We are grateful for …

Deputy director Gerry James recently joined the Our Public Lands podcast to talk about what it means to be a Black leader in the outdoors, the importance of seeking out history on public lands that isn't told in textbooks, and our work to push back against the Trump Administration's ongoing efforts to whitewash history in …

Happy International Women's Day! Since the early days of the Sierra Club, women have been exploring the outdoors, leading trips, and shaping the environmental movement. From pioneering Women’s Outings to advocating for conservation, clean air and water, and public lands, women have been at the heart of protecting our planet. In 2025 Sierra Club welcomed our first female …

Here are some facts about the Amazon you should know. 🌳It’s the world’s largest continuous rainforest and river system 🌳Home to about a tenth of Earth's known species 🌳And it contains 1.4 billion acres of dense forests

Bison are one of the few native animals that aren't allowed to roam free. To restore their populations and ecological balance, the simplest solution might just be letting them return to the places they've called home for millennia. Here's how tribal-led efforts are starting this process. ✍️ Katie O'Reilly 📸 Jason Baldes 🔗 https://bit.ly/3MO3rLI

Did you know you can help protect monarch butterflies by planting milkweed? Milkweed is the only plant monarchs lay their eggs on, and it’s the only food baby caterpillars can eat. Planting even a small patch of milkweed can make a big difference in the survival of these beloved migratory butterflies. Soon, they’ll arrive in the …

Some superheroes wear field boots, lab coats, or binoculars. This #internationalwomensday, we celebrate women in conservation. No challenge too daunting. These real-life protagonists are helping write the next chapter for wildlife and wild places, for people and the planet.

Can you tell the seasons by the birds at your feeders? Well, these winged wonders aren’t the only critters on the move. Nature is always in motion, from seasonal wildlife migrations to regular roaming for survival. And those migrations are more than just spectacular natural events. They make life possible: spreading nutrients, keeping ecosystems in balance …

Fungai was the first person in her community to build a toilet. At first, only a few families followed her example. But that soon changed. Today, thanks to our local partner in Zimbabwe and Fungai’s efforts as the community health club leader, all 49 households have their own toilets. The best news? What started here is expanding every day. Inspired …

Another desperate attempt to let polluters off the hook. pic.x.com/n9UMDk3Hc8

SPEAK OUT: The future of international conservation hangs on decisions being made in Washington. With them, stable communities, secure nations, and a healthy planet. 📢 secure.wcs.org/campaign/2603-… pic.x.com/25lTlAHk9D

🌱 Signs of Spring: Some of the first scarlet macaw chicks have hatched in our field laboratory in Guatemala’s Laguna del Tigre National Park. Part of @WCS_Mesoamerica’s ongoing effort to strengthen the population in the Mayan forest. pic.x.com/V7zJG0xAnV

The EPA’s endangerment finding has protected Americans from dangerous climate pollution for over a decade. By abandoning it, President Trump’s EPA is violating the law and rejecting their fundamental duty to safeguard the public. pic.x.com/YRrpAl0jht

The past three years have been the hottest on record, and climate change is bringing more extreme weather too. When the fight gets tougher, our work becomes even more important—everything we do now will mean a better future for decades to come. pic.x.com/UK6jg9dUvK

New findings from our latest study show how rising heat is reshaping daily life and putting millions at risk. The challenge is real, but so is our path forward: early‑warning systems, cooling solutions and community action can protect people now while we work to cut emissions.

SoCal. Now the Bay Area. Industry front groups are using AI platforms to flood clean air regulators with fake public comments—submitted in real residents' names, without their consent. If this goes unanswered, no public process is safe. @AGRobBonta sfchronicle.com/bayarea/articl…