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Because You Love Idaho's Wild Places

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ICL works to protect the things that you love and enjoy about Idaho's wild places.

Mountains, forests, high deserts and wide open spaces make Idaho a great place to live. ICL works for thousands of Idahoans just like you to make certain that the spirit, solitude and freedom of wild places are here today—and tomorrow, too.

Mount Borah, Idaho's tallest peak. Brad Smith photo.

During the 2012 legislative session, we will continue to be a voice for Idaho's wild places.

Our 2012 Legislative Priorities For Wild Places

During the legislative session, we will work to:

  • Ensure wildlife managers have the tools they need to protect wildlife habitats from irresponsible use of off-road vehicles.
  • Stop efforts to open Idaho's non-motorized hunting areas to the noise, dust and pollution caused by off-road vehicles.
  • Ensure that irresponsible off-road vehicle users may be held accountable, while promoting responsible use through education and outreach.

Other Efforts To Protect Wild Places

ICL protects and preserves Idaho's natural heritage so that future generations of Idahoans can enjoy our wild places. By partnering with local communities, tribes, industry and decision makers, we are helping to hammer out real and lasting protections for the following special places in Idaho.

What You Can Do

Help us protect the lands that you love by donating today!

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