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Cleaning up the Kootenai River and holding polluters accountable

Mountaintop removal coal mines near Fernie, B.C. have long polluted the Kootenai River in Idaho. For decades, the gorgeous Rocky Mountains have been blasted to exploit coal, with most of …

Building a Better Future for Idaho’s Wildlife, Part II

Editor’s Note: This is Part 2 of a two-part blog series diving into the historic opportunity Idahoans have this spring to shape how Idaho’s wildlife is managed for generations to …

The latest on aquatic herbicide plans for Lake Pend Oreille—and how to engage!

In a public forum on March 13th, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Bonner County Administration Building, the public will be updated on plans to combat invasive aquatic species in Lake …

Quagga Mussels – The Ultimate Ecosystem Disruptor

When most people think of the quagga mussels, they picture its devastating impact on infrastructure. When these highly invasive mussels were first discovered in Idaho, state officials issued a stark …

Lawsuit Challenges Massive Idaho Gold Mine Threatening Wildlife, Public Health

For Immediate Release: Tuesday, February 18, 2025 Contacts:  John Robison, Public Lands & Wildlife Director, Idaho Conservation League, (208) 345-6933 x 213 Nick Kunath, Conservation Director, Idaho Rivers United, (208) …

A Lonesome Larry Love Story

Valentine’s Day is an occasion for romance. There’s something magical about this one-day celebration of love and partnership, buried in the cold, gray middle of February, a departure from the …

British Columbia’s Coal Mine Pollution is Set to be Addressed on the International Stage—Here’s how YOU can Help our Water, Fisheries, and People!

Many people love visiting the Fernie, British Columbia area to enjoy spectacular Rocky Mountain landscapes while hiking, skiing and mountain biking. It’s quite possible to visit the area without confronting …

Replacing Dams, Building a Stronger Future: Recreation Edition

Summary Fill out Washington’s Lower Snake River recreation survey and tell the government how YOU would recreate on a free-flowing lower Snake River. Even if you don’t recreate on the lower …

Stories of the Snake: A precious resource since time immemorial

From its headwaters in eastern Idaho and Wyoming, the upper tributaries of the Snake River boast some of the best fishing on the planet. The situation is much different downriver …

Trestle Creek has a legacy in North Idaho. Will you help protect it?

UPDATE: Public comments for the Idaho Club’s proposal are closed. Despite overwhelming opposition, the Idaho Department of Lands approved a commercial marina in this sensitive place, further endangering threatened bull …

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