Worst-ever start to season as low flows, “the blob,” voracious sea lions take toll.

We’re known as the whitewater state, but only 1% of Idaho’s incredible rivers are actually designated as wild and scenic. Some of our rivers are being evaluated right now—and it’s time to give your input.

Linda Lantzy just got back from a week of inspiration and rejuvenation on the main Salmon River.

State agency rules that protection of fish habitat trumps proposed in-stream mining.

Idaho salmon are coming home. Watch a short video by photographer Glenn Oakley and share it.

The Clean Water Act protects all navigable waters within the United States—called “waters of the United States”. How do we know if something qualifies?

As analysis for the project is about to start, a new study finds that 74% of gold mines pollute water.

As Congress considers “innovative” mining reform, industry’s track record demands stronger environmental oversight and cleanup funding.

Conserving water can save you energy and money, and keep our fresh water supply plentiful for current and future generations.

All the Payette National Forest wants to do is make sure an historically battered and defiled piece of federal land has a fighting chance against the motives of industry.