Snow is falling across Idaho, schools are letting out for winter break, and the holidays are only a few days away. We at Conservation Voters for Idaho want to wish you and your family a Happy Holidays! Because of the support of members like you, together we can look back on 2015 and reflect on…
DetailsI’m new to Boise. I moved here three years ago from Gardiner, Montana, a town of 900 people at the north entrance of Yellowstone Park. We had deer and elk in our yards daily. We saw bison and antelope on a regular basis. Bears came through town foraging. Big horn sheep frequented the nearby Gardner…
DetailsI didn’t grow up around public lands or much open space. Conservation and concern for the environment were not a part of my early experience. It wasn’t until I worked on Capitol Hill in my early 20’s that I came to understand some of what I know about public land and natural resources – how…
Details“At times our own light goes out and is rekindled by a spark from another person. Each of us has cause to think with deep gratitude of those who have lighted the flame within us.” — Albert Schweitzer Happy Gratitude Thursday! Better known as Thanksgiving. We’d like to take a moment and express our gratitude…
DetailsLet’s be clear, CVI supports collaborative efforts to protect Idaho’s public lands. We oppose all efforts for the state to takeover ownership or management of federally protected lands. One of the many things that makes Idaho great is the places and spaces that we escape to hunt, fish, recreate, or enjoy solitude among the fresh streams and…
DetailsThe Boise River is one of Boise’s most precious resources. It supplies Boiseans with 30% of our drinking water, is a recreational draw, and provides habitat for fish and wildlife. The Boise River also generates power. Many of us have heard of Arrowrock or Lucky Peak Dam – but have you heard of the Barber…
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