The Nature Conservancy. Protecting nature. Preserving life.™

Nature for People

The Nature Conservancy in Idaho has worked for 35 years to protect wildlife habitat, clean water and working farms and ranches in Idaho. Working with our partners and people like you, we've protected more than 350,000 acres across the state — from the expansive forests of the Panhandle to the sagebrush deserts of the Owyhees, from world-class trout streams to large mammal migration routes.

A Conservation Legacy

Thank You!

In the past year, your support has helped us protect more land through conservation easements than in any year in our history--more than 17,000 acres of private lands directly protected through conservation action. From private forest lands that provide critical habitat for imperiled species like grizzly bears to ranchlands in the Pioneer Mountains, your support is ensuring that Idaho remains a special place for future generations.