At ICL we believe common ground and opportunities for action exist.

With Idaho’s mountain caribou herds on the brink of extinction, the tribes’ biologists are stepping up to lead the way.

Large cities generate more pollution, so they’re required to monitor for certain air pollutants. Eastern Idaho cities such as Idaho Falls have grown and now need an ozone air monitors to ensure residents’ health is not at risk.

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!

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

Our job is to get up and keep moving forward.

You’ve got questions about it . . .
. . . We’ve got answers.

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.

Dagny Deutchman comes to ICL as a river guide and native Idahoan with a passion for public lands and conservation — and she’s eager to get to work.