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Tag: Snake River Plain

The power of water: Making the Magic Valley magic

This week (March 9-15, 2025) is National Groundwater Awareness Week, an annual observance to highlight the responsible development, management, and use of groundwater. ICL will be doing a series of …

Idaho’s groundwater: A precious resource

This week (March 9-15, 2025) is National Groundwater Awareness Week, an annual observance to highlight the responsible development, management, and use of groundwater. ICL will be doing a series of …

Making Room for Bison

It’s a brisk early summer morning. The line of cars grows as motorists pause, pay their fee, and receive a visitor map at the kiosks near the stone archway marking …

Groundwater magic: Hidden oases of the Snake River region

This week (March 10-16, 2024) is National Groundwater Awareness Week, an annual observance to highlight the responsible development, management, and use of groundwater. ICL will be doing a series of …

Stories of the Snake: A bird’s-eye view

From year-round endemic Cassia Crossbills to waterfowl passing through during the winter, countless bird species can be identified in and around southern Idaho’s Snake River watershed. The steep black basalt …

Snake River adventures are full of magic—if we work to keep them that way

Peeking out of the sagebrush across the Snake River Plain is scattered evidence of the region’s volcanic history: black lava basalt. You may not notice this geological wonder at first …

Stories of the Snake: Climbing through history

Editor’s Note: This post was authored by Camdon Kay. Kay was born in Boise and has been a resident of southern Idaho for his entire life. He recently received his …

Stories of the Snake: Providing for generations

Editor’s Note: This post was co-authored by Andrew Miller and Stevie Gawryluk, written from the perspective of Andrew Miller. Gawryluk served as ICL’s Community Engagement Assistant. Miller was born and …

Stories of the Snake: Where the river begins

From its headwaters in eastern Idaho and Wyoming, the upper tributaries of the Snake River boast some of the best fishing on the planet. The situation is much different downriver …

Beat the heat: What to know about kayaking to Pillar and Shoshone Falls

Just as Idaho’s wildflower-filled hills provide us joy in the spring, and sheltering valleys provide us refuge in the winter, the Gem State’s rivers, lakes, and streams provide us oases …

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