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A refreshing exploration of Ritter Island

Thousand Springs State Park’s Ritter Island is a special place where everyone should be able to retreat for a quick and restful getaway.

Will a Trestle Creek marina and condo permit be revisited?

Many area residents cherish Trestle Creek and its fisheries.

Early Algae Outbreak Reported at Lake Cascade

With deepening droughts and summer heat settling across Idaho, Friends of Lake Cascade have reported the first seasonal algal bloom in the Boulder Creek Arm Tributary.

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 …

A Week of Action for Salmon and Steelhead (April 12 to 16)

It’s critical to show widespread support for Rep. Simpson’s proposal and push other elected leaders to engage with his office.

Debunking Teck on selenium and water pollution

Even after pleading guilty, Teck continues to portray the damages their mines are causing to transboundary waters and fish as minimal.

5 things you should know about selenium in the Kootenai River

We need you to write to the U.S. Department of State and ask them to protect this watershed from selenium pollution and to hold Teck Resources accountable for polluting U.S. waters.

Spring magic at the Little City of Rocks

From the powerful waterfalls of the Snake River to the iridescent springs that burst from the canyon walls, geologic wonders can be found across the Magic Valley. The valley’s dynamic …

Northwest in Transition: Cleaner water and air 

$1.2 billion investment for watershed restoration efforts in the Snake River Basin, including in southern Idaho.

There may be hope for Lake Coeur d’Alene

With help from the National Academy of Sciences and $2 million in state funding, Lake Coeur d’Alene might be at the beginning of its road to recovery.