The Latest from ICL
Idaho PUC Rejects Changes to Popular Rooftop Solar Program
Existing Idaho Power solar customers will maintain fair value for excess energy through net metering, fate of future customers rests on cost-benefit study
A Bad Move for BLM
Former BLM Directors: "Congress must stand up for the BLM, but, more importantly, it must stand up on behalf of all Americans and ensure this step to dismantle public ownership of land and resources doesn’t happen."
Federal Court Places Hold on East Idaho Mine Project
Water quality and Yellowstone cutthroat trout among concerns at Kilgore site
How Can Idaho Guides Be Heroes for Idaho’s Salmon and Steelhead?
ICL's Salmon and Steelhead Campaign Outreach Assistant provides a dispatch from the recent Idaho Outfitters and Guides Meeting
Funding Available for North Idaho Water Quality Improvement Projects
Proposals that meet project criteria are eligible for up to $80,000 in project cost funding.
Enduring the Idaho Wilderness Trail: From Atlanta to Stanley in Less Than Two Days
This guest blog is from ultrarunner, Steven Palmer from Boise, ID who leads us on a tour through the Sawtooth section of the Idaho Wilderness Trail.
It’s Inversion Season: Here’s How to Help Protect Our Air
Winter inversions cause some of the worst air pollution seen in Idaho. We can't stop inversions from occurring, but we can limit our contributions to air pollution when they occur.
On the Road with ICL’s 2019 Artist in Residence Carl Rowe
What a journey! ICL's 2019 Artist in Residence Carl Rowe takes to the road to showcase his breathtaking oil paintings of Idaho's unique and diverse landscapes in rural communities across the state.
Salmon Workgroup in Boise Rolls Up Its Sleeves
We need to consider immediate fixes to stem extinction and also mid- to long-term solutions to fully restore Idaho’s fish to abundance. . . we have to discuss all the 4 Hs and ocean conditions and predators when we consider our policy recommendations.