Celebrating Idaho’s Public Lands: National Public Lands Day 2021
Our public lands are part of what makes Idaho, Idaho. From moonscape deserts to craggy mountain peaks, the special places we enjoy here deserve celebration.
Our public lands are part of what makes Idaho, Idaho. From moonscape deserts to craggy mountain peaks, the special places we enjoy here deserve celebration.
How to be safe and fire-aware this summer while out and about in Idaho.
Earlier this year, the Biden administration laid out plans to conserve 30 percent of our land and water by 2030.
By Hollie Conde, Public Lands and Legislative Coordinator Like so much in the past eighteen months, Idaho’s sixty-sixth legislative session was unprecedented. Quiet halls mostly
We’re excited to share our first ever Impact Report – in this document, you be able to learn more about what you helped us accomplish
Recess is nearly over. Next Tuesday, the legislature will reconvene after over two weeks off due to a COVID-19 outbreak in the Statehouse.
Addressing climate change is an opportunity to not only fuel America’s economic recovery and build a sustainable clean energy future, but an opportunity to create millions of good-paying jobs and secure environmental justice for all.
Ever since thousands of public land supporters gathered at the Idaho Capitol Building in 2017 to oppose legislative efforts to sell off Idaho’s public lands,
This weekend, Idaho Congressman Mike Simpson’s office released a video announcing the rollout of a comprehensive Northwest infrastructure package on salmon recovery. This proposal will lay the
Idaho can be the clean energy blueprint for the country to follow. Rialin Flores, Executive Director of Conservation Voters for Idaho, released the following statements