Throughout September, $1 from every pint poured from Boise Brewing's Community Supported Beer tap will be donated to the Idaho Conservation League! Enjoy a beer and support conservation efforts in Idaho! ICL staff will be on-site on the evening of September 5th to chat with members and supporters. Stop by to learn more about how …
DAY-OF UPDATE: Due to weather, this event will now be held at the Pavilion in Ponderosa State Park. Other event details remain the same. Join Advocates for the West, the Idaho Conservation League, Nez Perce Tribe, and Save the South Fork Salmon to learn about threats from the proposed Stibnite Gold Mine east of McCall. Listen …
Join us at the 33rd annual Boise Pride Festival to celebrate Idaho’s LGBTQ+ community! Stop by our booth to say hello and to chat with us about how we can work together towards a future where all are welcome and able to safely enjoy and protect Idaho’s clean air, water, and land!
Join Idaho Conservation League, the Environmental Resource Center, Idaho Trails Association, Idaho Rivers United, Wood River Trails Coalition, Sawtooth Society, Sawtooth Interpretive and Historical Association, and the U.S. Forest Service for the fifth annual SNRA End-of-Season Cleanup! The 2024 SNRA End-of-Season Cleanup effort runs from Friday, September 13th, to Saturday, September 30th. Volunteers are self-guided …
For the past 3 years, numerous UP members and community supporters have gathered in early September to show a little love for the state-owned endowment lands that many of us enjoy for hiking, camping, gathering, hunting, bird watching, and many other recreation activities. We show our appreciation for the endowment lands by targeting key parcels …
The City Club of Idaho Falls invites speakers to present on various topics of interest to promote civil dialogue and discourse, and we are thrilled to be part of the fall line-up! ICL's Climate Program Manager, Adrian Gallo, will take a deep dive into Idaho's climate future, from solar and wind to the tools we …
The Porch Party is back! Join ICL staff, board and other members for an evening of conversation and camaraderie. Pizza and beverages will be provided. It's also our September Member Drive and we have some big goals to build our conservation community! ICL members who bring a guest who is not already an ICL member …
The newly formed Idaho Panhandle Public Lands Initiative (IPPLI) is hosting an open house at 6 PM on September 25th at the Sandpoint Community Hall. The IPPLI is a local group of individuals and organizations representing motorized and non-motorized recreation, hunting, trapping, fishing, timber, agriculture, environmental, and local governmental interests (this group includes ICL)! The purpose of the group …
Join us for a screening of The Grand Salmon! Following three women on a 78-day paddling expedition, The Grand Salmon explores the effects of four dams on the Lower Snake River and their impact throughout the watershed on rapidly dwindling wild salmon populations. For over 1,000 miles, these women navigate the same waterways wild salmon have for generations, connecting …
Save the date & stop by the ICL booth at Bogus Basin's National Public Lands Day Celebration! The event will kick off with a volunteer restoration project with the Boise National Forest. This will be followed by the Public Lands Party where ICL and others will be tabling. Bogus Basin will also be offering guided …
The newly formed Idaho Panhandle Public Lands Initiative (IPPLI) is hosting an open house at 6 PM on October 2nd at the National Guard Annex in Bonners Ferry. The IPPLI is a local group of individuals and organizations representing motorized and non-motorized recreation, hunting, trapping, fishing, timber, agriculture, environmental, and local governmental interests (this group …
Join us for a screening of The Grand Salmon! Following three women on a 78-day paddling expedition, The Grand Salmon explores the effects of four dams on the Lower Snake River and their impact throughout the watershed on rapidly dwindling wild salmon populations. For over 1,000 miles, these women navigate the same waterways wild salmon have for generations, connecting …
