A Menu of Options for Conservation
In the Bear River Watershed, collaborative partnerships make conservation easements an easier choice for landowners.
In the Bear River Watershed, collaborative partnerships make conservation easements an easier choice for landowners.
Restoration work through the Idaho Mesic Rangeland Resources Enhancement Project is gaining momentum thanks to funds from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) passed by Congress in 2021.
The IWJV organized a four-day tour of the Bear River Watershed to connect journalists to people and place.
A collaborative effort among federal, state, and local entities Idaho is removing juniper trees to reduce the risk of fire.
A total of 31 western conservationists representing a diversity of perspectives participated in the first course, and the program is now recruiting for the 2022-2023 course.
A new funding opportunity from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation seeks to leverage and connect partners in conservation.
The IWJV's Spring 2022 Management Board meeting was the first face-to-face meeting between the board and staff since September of 2019.
Partners in Idaho are focusing on core sagebrush habitat to keep cheatgrass at bay.