If Idaho leaders don’t stand up for salmon and steelhead they will go extinct. Act now!

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.

Take action to increase the minimum set-back distance that traps can be set from trails.

Idaho conservation groups issue harsh rebuke of Gov. Otter after he signs fish accords committing Idaho to failed federal policy.

Gov. Otter has an opportunity to be a leader for Idaho’s dwindling salmon and steelhead runs.

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!

Light pollution wastes billions of dollars each year in energy consumption, contributes to greenhouse gas emissions, and harms human health and wildlife. But there are easy solutions.

Speak up now to protect the Salmon River! Suction dredge mining damages habitat for our iconic salmon and steelhead.

How effective are bear spray and firearms for protecting you during encounters with bears?