Our success stories represent decades of tangible impact across our state, in partnership with nonrofits, local, state and federal agencies. These projects are strategic investments in Idaho’s biodiversity, public access, and outdoor heritage. Come see how we turn donor support and professional expertise into permanent wins for Idaho’s wildlife.
Creating conservation education trunks, teaching foster kids to fly fish, and protecting trout habitat in the Panhandle region.
Wetland revitalization provides habitat for migrating birds and cover and resources for additional species.
Trail improvements, water education, and habitat restoration are some of the many projects happening in this region.
The Thompson Creek restoration helped improve stream health by adding woody structures that reconnect the channel to its floodplain, among other benefits.
Funds help with public education and land management at the Century Heights Preserve.
A high school program teaches students the art and science of raising fish, while inspiring future conservationists and anglers.
Fence repair helps protect a riparian area and interpretive signage educates the public about aspen groves.
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