Well, folks, it’s that time of the year again. Little green sprouts are beginning to pop up through the mud, our favorite trails are slowly drying out once again, and …
Agriculture is a cultural lifeblood of Idaho, and has been a way of life for generations of Idahoans. But, like many things we hold dear in Idaho, agriculture is threatened …
Editor’s Note: This post was co-authored by ICL’s Wildlife Program Associate Jeff Abrams and Public Lands Director John Robison. The Snake River, just about halfway between its beginnings near Palisades …
Last week, a logjam broke when House and Senate leaders agreed which stalled-out bills would advance, and which would not. It was obvious, because on Tuesday we were buried under …
For our ICL Member Spotlight Series, we sat down with Sarah Plane, ICL member and mobilizer on ICL’s Salmon Mobilization Team, to learn more about what inspires her and what …
For weeks, I’ve been suggesting that the legislature would never achieve their target adjournment date of March 24. I didn’t want to jinx it, knowing that if I suggested they …
One of the best things about living in Idaho is easy access to the outdoors and family-friendly opportunities to hike, run, or ski with your dog. Now, a proposal from …
Idaho: An oasis for birds and birdwatchers Whether you love the high desert heat or crisp mountain air, there’s a spot in Idaho for nearly everyone to enjoy. There’s also …
Valentine’s Day is an occasion for romance. There’s something magical about this one-day celebration of love and partnership, buried in the cold, gray middle of February, a departure from the …
I’ve reported that the Idaho Legislature was slow to get off the ground this session. Not anymore! Last week we saw over a hundred new bills filed in both the …
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) made the right call when they denied a petition by the State of Idaho to remove ALL grizzly bear populations in the lower …
Idaho’s beautiful landscapes are the backdrop to dozens of outdoor adventures. Public lands enthusiasts can grab their bikes or skis and head up the mountain, while water lovers can find …
The dire state of wild salmon and steelhead runs across the Columbia River basin is forcing the Biden-Harris Administration to critically evaluate bold actions that will bring these fish populations …
As we advance toward the supposed bill introduction deadline on February 13, the legislature is pickin’ up speed. Last week we saw three separate bills introduced attempting to provide property …
February 2, 2023 is World Wetlands Day – a day to celebrate wetlands and all they do for our planet. It’s also a great time to increase our awareness of …
