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What’s next for energy, salmon, agriculture, and communities?

Chairman Shannon Wheeler of the Nez Perce Tribe: “Simpson’s salmon and energy plan is a unique opportunity that should not be ignored nor postponed.”

2021 Session: Short week, as Legislature wraps up…sort of

The Legislature passed a resolution that will have them return on May 12 to (potentially) override any final vetoes from the Governor. 

Science Standards back in the crosshairs 2021 edition

If you care about Idaho’s future and our children’s science education, take action today!

2021 Session: A unique week

The Idaho House of Representatives is playing a game of chicken and it appears that it will be all of Idaho that could lose.

Lekking out with sage grouse: A first outing with ICL

If we don’t act now to preserve the habitat and lands sage grouse live on, the experience of watching this incredible bird and their mating ritual will be gone forever.

Climate change, do you want fries with that?

Idaho’s climate is actively changing, and potato plants are struggling.

Boots back on the ground

Springtime in the Boise Foothills signals that it’s time to get out and spruce up our local trails. 

Exploring the raging waters of Box Canyon Springs (and saving a gosling)

Flowing through a basalt canyon and tumbling over rapids and waterfalls on its journey to the Snake River, Box Canyon Springs gleams turquoise in Idaho’s sunshine. This stunning waterway, located …

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Gov. Little and U.S. Forest Service Chief Christiansen to Speak at Idaho Forest Restoration Partnership Workshop

Gov. Brad Little and USFS Chief Vicki Christiansen will officially open the Idaho Forest Restoration Partnership (IFRP) workshop on Tuesday morning, April 27.

2021 Session: Gripes, growls, and grumbles

The Idaho Legislature crossed the 100 day mark this week, making it the 3rd longest session in Idaho history.