The Latest from ICL
NEWS RELEASE | New film Shared Waters: Ktunaxa and the Coal Mines comes to Sandpoint
The Idaho Conservation League’s new documentary film, Shared Waters: Ktunaxa and the Coal Mines, will show at the Panida Theater in Sandpoint on Wednesday, November 11 at 6 p.m.
Stop BAAJA: What’s at Stake for Idaho’s Public Lands, Water, and Wildlife
While we are busy paying attention to the midterm elections, Congress has been working to erode the laws that protect Idaho’s rivers, salmon, and public lands. Take action today to stop BAAJA!
Restoration and Resolve After the Big Grass Fire
This summer, the Big Grass Fire swept across nearly 400,000 acres of Idaho’s Owyhees, transforming a vast sagebrush landscape in a matter of weeks. Now comes the hard work of restoration—and an opportunity to learn from this fire, invest in resilient rangelands, and protect the wildlife and communities that depend on them.
NEWS RELEASE: Idaho Conservation League appoints Courtney Washburn as new Executive Director
Washburn brings over 25 years of conservation leadership, strategic execution, and public policy expertise to the role.
NEWS RELEASE: Lawsuit Challenges New U.S. Forest Service Plan for Nez Perce-Clearwater Forests
A coalition of three conservation groups sued the U.S. Forest Service today for its approval of the Revised Land Management Plan for the Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests, the overarching document that guides management of approximately 4 million acres of National Forest land in North Central Idaho. Plaintiffs argue that the agency failed to provide adequate protections to safeguard wolverines, mountain goats, and the Great Burn ecosystem.
ICL’s Wilderness Stewards wrap up their 10th Season of Stewardship for Wild Idaho
This year, ICL is celebrating 10 years of its Wilderness Stewards Program! A few statistics on this season’s program reveals just how wide reaching the impacts of these volunteer stewards are.
Our Lands, Waters, and Wildlife Need Your Vote!
Decisions made by elected officials shape the future of our public lands, the quality of our air and water, and the fate of the fish and wildlife that depend on healthy habitat. The midterm election is Tuesday, November 3, and it is an opportunity to help shape the future of the Idaho you love.
Data Center Proposed for Public Lands Near Boise
A massive 4-million-square-foot data center was recently proposed on public lands near Boise, Idaho. Our public lands should be managed for public values—not converted into industrial sites. Speak up for public lands today. Take action to urge Congress to act now to prohibit data centers on public lands!
Taking a (Lemonade) Stand for Salmon
Idaho’s wild salmon have a way of leaving a lasting impression. This summer, six-year-old Weston witnessed the magic of Idaho’s salmon firsthand. Returning home inspired, he launched a lemonade stand with a special mission: Save the Salmon.