The Latest from ICL
A Collaborative Approach to River Protection
ICL is working collaboratively with a diverse group of stakeholders to provide recommendations on rivers suitable for Wild and Scenic Rivers Act protection on the Salmon-Challis National Forest.
An Artist's Journey Along the Snake River
2019 Artist in Residence Carl Rowe wrote about his recent trip following the Snake River across southern Idaho.
Expecting the Lowest Returns in More Than a Decade
Sockeye are coming back to Idaho in single digits. The recovery goal is 2,500.
Unique Partnership Aids Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout
Idaho Department of Fish and Game biologists said they detected a more than three-fold increase in Yellowstone cutthroat spawning in Sheep Creek following a restoration project.
ICL Checklist Helps Plan for Smoky, Bad Air Days
“Smoky summers due to wildfires are the norm throughout Idaho and the West, and with the growing impacts from climate change, this trend will only get worse.”
Gov. Little’s Second Salmon Workgroup
ICL’s Hayes: Urgent action needed to save Idaho’s fish
Court Fails to Keep Hardrock Mining Companies Accountable
Polluting companies should be held accountable for their own actions, instead of burdening hard-working families and taxpayers, especially when public health and safety are threatened by toxic and hazardous waste.
Tell Gov. Little to Support Fuel Efficient Vehicles
Bipartisan group of governors ask Trump to cease rollback of fuel economy standards
A Polluted Snake River and Toxic Algae Outbreaks
It’s no surprise to the Idaho Conservation League that a toxic algae outbreak occurred in the Snake River.