Novolex Facility Complying with Emission Reporting Requirements

After meeting with Novolex and reviewing emissions data for its Jerome plant, ICL learns that the facility’s emission are in compliance.

Volunteers Sample for Bull Trout

ICL staff and volunteers spent two days collecting samples for the U.S. Forest Service to see whether bull trout live in the Middle Fork Weiser River.

Six Lessons from a New Book About the Boise River

How a ,floating dump’ in ,a city committing suicide’ saved Boise

We Don’t Need No Stinking Chamomile!

An exotic invasive weed has infested the new islands of the Clark Fork Delta, and the Delta Force volunteers are needed to combat it.

Dark Sky Communities

80% of Americans can no longer see the Milky Way in their night skies. Some Idaho communities are working to protect aesthetics and ecosystems that benefit from a dark sky.

Celebrating Ten Years of Adventures in North Idaho

For ten years running, ICL’s North Idaho office has helped eager adventurers explore the spectacular trails, lakes and rivers of our region. Through our Adventure Series, hundreds of residents and …

Breaking the Carbon Pollution Cycle with Solar

Summer remind us that Idaho gets lots of sun, making solar power a good deal.

ICL’s Wilderness Steward Program Off to a Fast Start

Launched just one month ago, the ICL’s Wilderness Steward program is off to a fast start. So far, volunteer stewards have visited all four of central Idaho’s wildernesses.

Trail Plan a Blueprint for a Connected Community

“A well-planned trail system creates a more livable community and . . . can encourage residents to be healthier and more active.” – Bonner County Trails Plan

Big Win for the Boise River

Federal court rules, for the second time, that approval of the CuMo Mine exploration project violated federal law