Earth Island Journal

Through a mix of investigative reporting, thought-provoking essays, commentary, and art, Earth Island Journal covers the environment like no other publication.

In more than 100 issues over 26 years, Earth Island Journal has provided readers with the kind of investigative, narrative-driven reporting on the environment that is becoming all-too-rare. We uncover pressing threats before they become insurmountable problems and serve as a forum for debate among environmentalists, helping to grow a smarter, sharper, more strategic environmental movement.

Make a donation today and you'll receive our upcoming Spring issue that includes:

• A story about the global movement to recognize legal rights for eco systems.

• An investigation into how climate change is already impacting farmers across the world.

• Paintings by Alexis Rockman.

• And a provocative debate about whether you can be a "good environmentalist" and still have kids.

At Earth Island Journal we put our principles next to our reporting and marshal the facts to make an argument. When there is an alarm to sound, we let out a yell. When we uncover solutions-focused victories, we rush to share them with you, knowing that the headlines are all too often couriers of cynicism.

Your contribution enables us to underwrite the costs associated with publishing the kind of investigative environmental journalism needed to support grassroots sustainability campaigns, influence decision makers, and protect our shared planet.