Idaho Wolf Population Falls to 1,129 as State Pursues Aggressive Management Goals
Population Decline Continues Amid Expanded Hunting and Trapping Idaho’s wolf population dropped to approximately 1,129 animals in 2025, a decline of roughly…
Population Decline Continues Amid Expanded Hunting and Trapping Idaho’s wolf population dropped to approximately 1,129 animals in 2025, a decline of roughly…
Emergency Release Targets Salmon and Steelhead Protection The Army Corps of Engineers deployed cold water from Dworshak Reservoir on July 25 to…
Starting With Your Home’s Shell Saves Money First Bonner County residents looking to lower their energy costs and reduce their household environmental…
Threat to Native Species Prompts State Investigation Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has confirmed the presence of invasive brown trout in Ashley…
A coalition of conservationists, outdoor recreation groups, hunters, timber industry representatives, and local governments in north-central Idaho has reached agreement on a…
Smoke Settling Over North Idaho Wildfire smoke from Canadian fires has created hazardous air quality across multiple U.S. states, including Idaho, with…
State Faces Mounting Fire Season Expenses Idaho has burned through more than $20 million fighting wildfires so far this year, with the…
Dual Fire Threat in Northern Bonner County Forecasted thunderstorms pose the greatest risk to containment efforts on two major wildfires burning in…
Multiple Fires Threaten Structures Across Region A series of wildfires ignited across the Inland Northwest over the weekend, forcing evacuations and threatening…
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced a proposed federal rule on July 18 that would expand state control over grizzly bear…