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A Glorious Journey  National Park Service (.gov)

Sierra Club apologizes for racist views of ‘father of national parks’ John Muir  The Guardian

"John Muir: Saunterer, Savior, Scientist"  Sierra Club

No Heroes: The Racist Legacy of John Muir and American Conservation  Discourse Blog

John Muir: The godfather of Seattle’s spiritual life — and a racist  Cascade PBS

Exhibit hosted at UWSP details life of Wisconsinite John Muir  wjfw.com

About the Music | The National Parks: America's Best Idea | Ken Burns  PBS

Don’t Cancel John Muir  The Atlantic

Happy John Muir Day!  Smithsonian Magazine

John Muir's Sequoia  KQED

Who Was John Muir, Really?  Earth Island Institute

John Muir, Racial Politics and the Restoration of Indigenous Lands in Yosemite  San Francisco Public Press

Lt. Colonel Robert S. Muir (1943-2024)  Coronado Times Newspaper

Editorial: Coming to grips with the checkered history of John Muir — and the conservation movement  Los Angeles Times

Op-Ed: American Environmentalism's Racist Roots Have Shaped Global Thinking About Conservation  UConn Today

John Muir's Early Travels Reveal Some Ugly Truths About American Exploration  Atlas Obscura

John Muir in the New World ~ Timeline of John Muir's Life | American Masters  PBS

Seeing America’s Wilderness for What It Is  The Atlantic

Celebrating Saint John Muir’s birthday  OUPblog

Liberal, progressive — and racist? The Sierra Club faces its white-supremacist history.  The Washington Post

National parks: Places of wonder, history, spiritual refuge  National Catholic Reporter

National Parks Confidential: Q & A with Filmmaker Ken Burns  Backpacker Magazine

Of Lost Conversations - Betty Reid Soskin  National Park Service (.gov)

Library Picks: Celebrate national parks with a good read  Statesman Journal

Learning through re-enactment: A visit from Teddy Roosevelt and John Muir  Williams-Grand Canyon News

Discovering Dunbar: following the footsteps of naturalist John Muir  Geographical

Explore Yosemite's Mist Trail—and the Park's Chinese American Legacy  Sierra Club

Fairgrounds’ John Muir Building Changed To Honor Local Tribes  myMotherLode.com