The Latest from ICL
In One Word, What Does Wilderness Mean to You?
Enthusiasm for ICL's Central Idaho wilderness stewardship program runs high-the number of volunteer wilderness stewards has almost doubled this season!
Yellowstone Grizzly to Be Delisted Under the Endangered Species Act
The decision reflects successes resulting from the Endangered Species Act, dedicated conservation funding and public collaboration. ICL remains concerned about state management plans for the species.
Trump's Proposed Budget Threatens Public Access
If enacted, cuts could threaten public access, wildlife, fisheries and water quality
Curbside Compost Collection Has Arrived in Boise!
Curbside compost takes trash and recycling to another level, making Boise a model for other cities around the region and beyond.
Meet ICL's 2017 Summer Interns
ICL's interns support our staff on a variety of important issues and learn more about conservation in Idaho.
Rocky Barker Surveys the Salmon Equation
Rocky Barker takes on the complexities of the salmon equation in his new series, as Idaho faces the question of how much we want salmon in the heart of Idaho.
A Win-Win for Hikers and Habitat
Sawtooth National Forest Supervisor Kit Mullen recently talked about ICL's approach to solving problems and exploring possibilities.
Note to Perdue, Zinke: no need for politics in Idaho quest to preserve public lands
Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke and Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue will be in Boise tomorrow, Friday, June 2.
It's My ID-A Successful Campaign
We've done it-completed our It's My ID campaign to double our endowment and create a climate fund for our important energy and water work!