Gov. Little noted that rural communities are being hit hard with the loss of tourism revenue and that possible large scale forest restoration work can help provide some economic benefits.
The proven track record of local forest collaboratives creates potential for larger wins through efforts such as Shared Stewardship and creates hope for the forests we all treasure.
“We look forward to working with other members to advise on active public lands management projects and ways to reduce wildfire risk to communities, create and sustain jobs, and improve the health of Idaho’s forests and watersheds.”
“The Cecil D. Andrus – White Clouds Wilderness is such a beautiful area in Central Idaho. It’s fitting that it bears Andrus’ name because he did so much to protect these and other public lands throughout Idaho and the U.S.”
This week’s green guide is dedicated to how the powerful force of a guiding crew can utilize those more productive days off to make Idaho a better Idaho.
Give back to the places you love! Enrich your adventures this summer by protecting and preserving our wilderness areas while you explore. Apply by May 15!
Become a member of the Idaho Conservation League to help us protect what you love about Idaho. This year, we are celebrating the 50th anniversaries of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act and the National Trails System Act!
