Provide input on the wilderness evaluation process for the Salmon-Challis National Forest now through Jan. 31, 2019. Speak up for protecting wild places!

The key to designing a good restoration project is having feedback from locals who know the trails and the backcountry areas. Be part of the conversation!

If you ask Sara Dant why history is important, she’d probably say history is key to learning how to build bridges, not burn them. Dant gleans lessons from Sen. Frank Church’s career, tactics and accomplishments.

Our Central Idaho wilderness stewards were busy and worked hard this season — and they got a lot done!

You can shape the future management of the Salmon-Challis National Forest as it goes through the revision process. Now’s the time to plan ahead to protect Idaho’s outdoor way of life.

The Idaho Department of Lands recently finalized a recreational access agreement that provides public access to 2.3 million acres of state lands.Though a step in the right direction, it highlights the difference between state lands and public lands.

Become a member of the Idaho Conservation League to help us protect what you love about Idaho. This year, we are celebrating the 50th anniversaries of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act and the National Trails System Act!

ICL’s amazing volunteer wilderness stewards are motivated to “give back to the places that give so much to us.”

Two of ICL’s volunteer wilderness stewards blog about their experience on a work project in the recently designated Boulder-White Clouds wilderness.

In the eyes of many, my career revolves around the White Cloud Mountains. While I’m proud of many different things in conservation, my time in the White Clouds is a story spanning 30 years — beginning with my first hike into those amazing mountains as a volunteer activist and continuing to the Oval Office as […]