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The Nature Conservancy in Idaho has protected more than 350,000 acres for nature and people.


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Salmon Success

For the first time in 60 years, salmon can return to the upper Pahsimeroi River. Around the region, the Conservancy is making a difference for salmon. Read more. 

What's New
What makes Silver Creek so special? Long-time fishing guide Greg Loomis reflects on more than 20 years spent on the crystal-clear waters trying to outwit wary trout.

Public Access Guide
Enjoy fields of wildflowers. Hike Hells Canyon. Add new birds to your life list. Canoe a spring creek. Do all this and more at one of our preserves this summer. Check out our public access guide.

Salmon Creek Tributary Protected
A new conservation easement protects Carmen Creek, a Salmon Creek tributary, keeping a working ranch working while also conserving key salmon habitat.  

More Places To Visit
Flat Ranch Preserve: Macks Inn

Cougar Bay: Coeur d'Alene
Ball Creek Ranch: Bonners Ferry
Garden Creek: Hells Canyon

Links: Conservation links | More Silver Creek information

Places We Protect

Visit Silver Creek Preserve this summer and enjoy one of the finest spring creeks in the country.

Blogs
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Check out Idaho Nature Notes, the Conservancy's weekly blog.

Recent posts: Rubber boas | Wolverines | Waiting for brown drake | More

Get Outside

Explore the outdoors with your family this summer. Learn some easy ways.

 


 

Images (top to bottom, left to right): © Sara Sheehy (sage grouse), © Michelle Wilhelm/USFWS (salmon), © Matt Miller (arrowleaf balsamroot)