Supreme Court ruling on Sackett v. EPA reduces Clean Water Act protections

For Immediate Release: Thursday, May 25, 2023 Contacts: Marie Callaway Kellner, Conservation Program Director, Idaho Conservation League, (208) 345-6933 x 220 Jennifer Ekstrom, North Idaho Lakes Conservation Associate, Idaho Conservation …
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The Idaho Conservation League celebrates 50 years, honors community leaders at annual Wild Idaho! conference

For Immediate Release: Wednesday, May 24, 2023 Contact: Abby Urbanek, Communications Manager, Idaho Conservation League, (208) 345-6933 x 214 The Idaho Conservation League celebrates 50 years, honors community leaders at …
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A breath of fresh air: celebrating Clean Air Month

Idaho is known for its vast public lands and places to explore, and clean air is vital to enjoying these special places and the experiences they hold. The month of …
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In a Life Raft on the Sagebrush Sea: Part II

Editor’s Note: This post was co-authored by ICL Public Lands Director John Robison, and is the second installment of a two-part series. To read Part I, click here. For an …
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Youth advocates from across the NW come together in DC to push for lower Snake River dam removal

Traveling in a large group is always tricky. You never know how personalities will mesh or where hanger (when one’s hunger makes them angry) will strike first. Traveling for work …
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The Grandest Teacher: a River Guide’s Reflections from the Salmon-Challis National Forest

The Salmon-Challis National Forest expands over 4.2 million acres of Idaho backcountry. The wildlands of the Salmon-Challis National Forest are largely roadless; they contain essential habitats for plant and wildlife …
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10 reasons to give to ICL during Idaho Gives

Idaho Gives 2023 is here! Idaho Gives is an annual statewide fundraiser designed to bring people together to support Idaho nonprofits. As an Idaho-grown organization, we rely on the generosity …

Spring into Clean Energy

Spring brings longer days and warmer weather, reminding all of us to get ready for summer. But hot weather drives up energy demands and can lead to air pollution if we rely on fossil fuels. Fortunately, there is plenty you can do to enjoy summer while protecting the air we breathe. Learn more…

Conservation Conversations: Dr. Aly Bean

Editor’s Note: This profile was written by Boise State University students Alyssa Marino, Emily Davis, Sheena Canon, and Pia Goodell as a project for an Environmental Studies course taught by …

Salmon Advocates: President Biden is Listening

On March 21 at a White House “Conservation in Action” Summit, President Joe Biden announced his conservation priorities for the next two years. Alongside fighting climate change, protecting wildlife migration …