Editor’s Note: This blog was co-authored by Abbie Abramovich, ICL Salmon & Steelhead Grassroots Associate, and Sarah Plane, a community organizer with ICL’s Salmon Mobilization Team. June is National Rivers …
Here in Idaho, we’re lucky to have countless places to camp and recreate outdoors. Wherever and however you choose to get outdoors – recreating responsibly is vital to protecting you, …
Idahoans love our wildlife. Many of the species we care so much about use a variety of seasonal habitats and need to be able to move between these ranges safely. …
If you live and recreate in Idaho, you’re in bear country. Idaho is home to both black and grizzly bears, so it’s important for both recreationists and people that live …
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 …
After nine weeks of legislative action, tensions are on the rise. On Friday, disputes over spending brought the budget committee to a halt, with arguments spilling into the rotunda as …
To say there’s a dynamic political environment in America and in the Idaho Statehouse right now would be a remarkable understatement. It’s easy to understand why the Idaho Conservation League …
Editor’s Note: IDFG’s online comment portal is now open. ICL encourages all wildlife enthusiasts to read the blog below for information on how together, we can re-envision and improve wildlife …
It’s non-stop action at the Idaho Capitol, with wall-to-wall meetings, bills stacking up on the House and Senate floors, and legislators, lobbyists, and agency staff running a mile-a-minute. They even …
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) …
