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Speak Up to Protect Idahoans from Toxic Algae!

Toxic algae outbreaks continue to threaten public health across Idaho. Take action to ensure that dedicated funding is allocated for this important public health issue.

Amplify Youth Voices in Washington, D.C.!

Contact your elected officials today and ask them to pledge their support for the Biden Administration’s agreement to recover salmon. Then, ask them to vote for salmon funding in the President’s Budget.

Speak up for public lands and clean water by speaking out against the Mining Regulatory Clarity Act!

Let your Congressional representatives know that we need to strike a better balance so that drinking water supplies are protected from high risk mining projects, and communities and Tribes have a right of self-determination and a right to say no.

Urge your representatives to pledge their support for salmon abundance!

Recovering healthy and abundant salmon throughout the Columbia/Snake River Basins is a national priority. Now, we need members of Congress to pledge to support the actions needed to reach these goals.

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Stand Up for Idaho's Fish!

If Idaho leaders don't stand up for Idaho's salmon and steelhead they will go extinct. Contact decision makers today!

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From the Blog

Eyes to the Sky: How to Help Idaho’s Birds During Spring Migration

Saturday, May 11, 2024 is World Migratory Bird Day – a day to raise awareness of migratory birds and the need for international cooperation to conserve them. In celebration of …

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