MARCH 12: Culture + Recreation +Ecology = Benefits of a Restored Lower Snake River Host Lisa McShane with guests: Nakia Williamson, Cultural Resources Director, Nez Perce Tribe Kayeloni Scott, NW Communications …
Intrigued that there is still a place in the world where the lives of people and wild salmon are inextricably linked, writer and photographer Amy Gulick ventured to Alaska to …
The US Fish and Wildlife Service is taking comments right now on the restoration of grizzly bears into the Bitterroot ecosystem. Learn more from experts, Jeff Abrams, ICL's wildlife associate …
Hosted by one of the creators and hosts of the environmental variety show Wormhole (Eric Staubhar), stop by Storyfort's second annual Eco-Jam! Here you can listen and enjoy issue-based presentations …
April 9th: Clean Energy + a Restored River Lower Snake River = a More Vibrant Northwest The Snake River Dinner Hour is back! Sit down with some food or drinks …
It's Earth Month and we are celebrating! Join ICL, other organizations and the City of Boise at the Kristin Armstrong Municipal park for this family-friendly event, with activities like face …
Over 300 miles of rivers in the Owyhee Canyonlands are protected under the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. Protected river sections include the famous Jarbidge, Bruneau and Owyhee rivers. The …
Get ready to climb for earth day! This family friendly event will include fun climbing and salmon related trivia, free stickers, and engaging discussions on preserving our planet. Join us …
Stop by our table at the Idaho Gives BFF Block Party in the Lusk District on April 30th from 3:30-8pm! Join the block party to support your local nonprofits and …
May 14th: Salmon & Grain: How to keep our plates full, responsibly The Snake River Dinner Hour is back! Sit down with some food or drinks and join us as …
Toxic algae outbreaks continue to threaten public health across Idaho. Every summer, we see dozens of health advisories issued because the water is unsafe for pets, livestock, and people. Join Dr. …
Join ICL's friends at Idaho Trails Association in the Owyhee Canyonlands for some much-needed trail maintenance. Volunteers will make their way through Purjue Canyon and past old homesteads, brushing and …
