The Latest from ICL
Ten Idaho Lakes Currently Have Toxic Algae Blooms-What??
What are toxic algae blooms and why are they popping up all across Idaho?
Soleless (But Not Soulless) in the White Clouds
On the first day of a several day trip into the White Clouds Wilderness, I was taught an important lesson: never skimp on hiking shoes.
Cecil Andrus: A Remembrance
The day that Cecil Andrus died, I was in the White Clouds beneath Castle Peak, surrounded by the legacy of the man who saved the place from becoming an open-pit mine.
A Week in the Wilderness along the Main Salmon River
A question that our floating family often pondered was "why?" Why is wilderness important? Something deep inside me calms once I am in the mountains or on a clear, swift river.
The Case Against Colstrip
A lot has changed since the 1980s, making it harder for the economics of Colstrip to pencil out. Avista should reconsider its plans for this massive plant.
Seriously Stressed Steelhead
Worst-ever start to season as low flows, "the blob," voracious sea lions take toll.
On the Second Day
Tomorrow, Aug 13, Meriwether Lewis became the first white person to receive the gift of salmon in Idaho.
Feeling Wild About Rivers?
We're known as the whitewater state, but only 1% of Idaho's incredible rivers are actually designated as wild and scenic. Some of our rivers are being evaluated right now-and it's time to give your input.
ICL Artist in Residence Rafts the Salmon River
Linda Lantzy just got back from a week of inspiration and rejuvenation on the main Salmon River.