I joined Idaho Conservation League as a college student in the 70s, as environmental concerns gained greater public awareness. Over the past decades I have seen Idaho Conservation League grow into a full-fledged professional yet personally inspiring grown-up organization. There is a team of dedicated and smart staff who are knowledgeable about every aspect of environmental issues in Idaho. I particularly like their work advocating for the protection of public lands, because Idaho's quality of life depends on it. They also work on water and air quality, resource extraction issues, growth and urban planning, wildlife and fish, energy and just about anything else that is related to conservation of our environment. I feel like every contribution I make will be well-spent.
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- EIN 82-6042478
- (208) 345-6933
- Po Box 844 Boise ID 83701-0844 USA
- www.idahoconservation.org
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Mission: To preserve idaho's clean water, wilderness and quality of life.
Programs: Public lands and waters: worked to protect wildlife habitat, recreation opportunities, and the full range of values found on the diversity of public lands of idaho. This includes proactive protection efforts for the scotchman peaks, high divide, clearwater and other areas, as well as addressing emerging threats to public lands, waters, and wildlife that depends on that habitat. Threats include, but are not limited to, mining, water diversions, and unsustainable timber practices.
climate, clean air, and clean water: worked to mitigate the idaho-based causes of climate change by reducing impacts of fossil fuels and encouraging renewable energy and efficiency; worked to ensure idaho values are protected as our state adapts to impacts of climate change. Worked with citizens and public agencies to ensure threats to clean air are addressed and that idaho's waters are clean, safe, and sustain fisheries and recreation opportunities.
membership and communications: educated over 30,000 conservation supporters and other interested citizens to the values and opportunities to protect air we breathe, water we drink, and lands we love through a variety of communication strategies, events, and opportunities for engagement
legislative: worked to ensure our members and people throughout idaho are informed about conservation issues related to decisions made by elected officials to the fullest extent of our legal, tax-exempt capacity.