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2021 ICL Member River Trip – Main Salmon River

ICL RIVER TRIP 2021 – Main Salmon River ICL will be offering an opportunity for members to join us on a fantastic Main Salmon river trip this summer! ICL’s Executive …

Keep the Wild Rapid River watershed wild!

The wild character of this remote and pristine place in Central Idaho near Hells Canyon would be marred by motorcycles.

Northwest in Transition: Answers to your questions about the proposal

U.S. Congressman Mike Simpson’s “Northwest in Transition” framework charts a path forward for the Northwest. The proposal is bold, comprehensive, and urgently needed for Idahoans and the people of this region. We believe …

Discover Idaho’s wild and rugged Salmon-Challis National Forest 

The SCNF with its wild, roadless expanses is a treasure.

Celebrating the wild waters of the Salmon-Challis National Forest

The stories we share illustrate how important the natural resources of the Salmon-Challis are to Idaho’s ecological future and the collective spirit of all. 

2021 Session: A Nightmare on State Street

It’s been a terrifying week on State Street as Idaho legislators advance bills that threaten public health, public waters, and public interests.

Update: IDFG seeks to expand wolf trapping again despite recreation and safety concerns

Public comments on IDFG’s potential expansion of wolf trapping areas and seasons in the Wood River Valley are due Feb. 25.

ICL to open new office to support communities in West Central Idaho 

“Our hope is that ICL’s local presence allows us to better assist and supplement the great work of people and organizations in the area who are passionate about our shared priorities and goals.”

Legislative 101

Join Jonathan Oppenheimer, ICL’s External Relations Director and Hollie Conde, Conservation Voters for Idaho’s Legislative and Public Lands Coordinator for this special intro webinar to the 2021 Idaho Legislature.

Kilgore gold exploration project still a concern

Proposed project threatens water quality and key habitat for fish and wildlife