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Celebrate Dark Sky Week

We have to protect our dark skies because it’s next to impossible to turn off the lights once they get approved and installed.

More Wilderness coming to the Owyhee Canyonlands

Designated Wild and Scenic corridors like Big Jacks Creek will be expanded as a result of the Land Exchange.

Idaho Legislature: The Super Spreader Edition

The Idaho Legislature is preparing to convene in the midst of a historic, deadly pandemic. Advocates, minority party leaders and the Governor have called for a postponement as COVID-19 vaccine …

Boots-on-the-ground volunteers make a difference for Central Idaho’s public lands

Kudos to all the volunteers who made a difference for Idaho’s spectacular public lands this year!

Sneak peek: A majestic new trail in the Sawtooths!

The Stanley to Redfish Lake trail will provide hikers, equestrians and cyclists of all ages and abilities with incredible mountain views and a safe route between these two destinations. The …

Idaho’s public lands to see upgrades, enhanced access

We sincerely thank Congressman Simpson for his hard work and dedication in securing the passage and signing of the GAOA. This Act is simply great for Idaho and its public lands.

Great American Outdoors Act would create jobs, promote access AND restore public lands 

Please join the Idaho Conservation League in urging Idaho’s congressional delegation to vote yes and pass the Great American Outdoors Act.

Help protect the Nez Perce-Clearwater!

Let the Forest Service know you want to protect this special place and its public lands, rivers, and wildlife.

Mountain goats in the Blacklead

The U.S. Forest Service is evaluating proposals to allow snow machines to access somewhere between 51,000 to 152,000 acres of public land in the proposed Great Burn Wilderness, which straddles the Idaho-Montana Border north of Lolo Pass.

Owyhees Face Double Jeopardy from Land and Air

If you care about the Owyhee Canyonlands, we encourage you to comment on these two proposals.