Idaho’s Silver Valley in North Idaho stretches approximately 40 miles from the Idaho-Montana border at Lookout Pass to just east of the town of Coeur d’Alene. If you’ve spent any …
On September 18, 2023, the presence of quagga mussels was confirmed in the Snake River near Twin Falls during routine invasive species monitoring by the Idaho State Department of Agriculture …
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 …
Viewpoint: Perpetua’s PR move and what Barrick sale means The Star-News, Viewpoint by Samuel Stoddard There was a lot of news in last week’s issue of The Star-News regarding Perpetua …
The Boise River is the lifeblood of the Treasure Valley. From the more than 100,000 people that beat the heat with a float down the river in the summer, to …
We are living in a time period where climate change is at the forefront of many Idahoans’ minds: skiers are wondering why the snow feels different, kayakers are concerned about …
On February 3, a bipartisan bill that would help tackle problems left behind by abandoned hardrock mines was introduced in the U.S. Senate. The Idaho Conservation League (ICL) is pleased to see this effort to address the pollution leaking from hundreds of thousands of abandoned mines, most of which are in the West.
During this webinar, ICL will discuss the findings of the 2021 Groundwater Report and the continued decline of groundwater quality in the Magic Valley.
On this webinar, ICL will discuss efforts to control selenium pollution in the watershed and how you can raise your voice and take action to protect the Kootenai and its fisheries.
Join us for an in-depth view of the plan and how ICL believes this proposal can bring people together to work to benefit communities in Idaho and the Northwest – and save Idaho’s salmon and steelhead.
