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Your resource for conservation information on the web.

Our Partnerships

Idaho Working Lands Coalition: You can help protect Idaho's working farms, ranches and forests.

Be Outside: Get kids outside! Your resource for fun outdoor activities and events around the state for children and families. Conservancy preserve activities are included.

Owyhee Initiative: A coalition of ranchers, conservationists and recreationalists working together to protect wilderness, ranching traditions and wildlife in 5-million acre Owyhee County.

Idaho Weed Awareness Campaign: Learn how you can stop the spread of noxious, non-native weeds.

Citizen-Conservationists: How You Can Help!

Don't Move Firewood: Bringing firewood from home when you're camping can spread tree diseases and pests.

The Great Backyard Bird Count: Take just 15 minutes in February to record the birds in your backyard, a local park or along the river. Your observations help researchers track long-term trends.

Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers: Don't spread aquatic non-native species when you fish or boat.

Project Bud Burst: Record when plants flower or bloom to help scientists track climate trends.

Carbon Calculator: Calculate your carbon footprint.

Nature.org Eco-Tips: Tips for home, work or play to make your life more green.

Vote with your fork: Save wild salmon; eat one!

Seafood Watch: A handy guide for sustainable seafood buying decisions.

Projects and Places

Save Silver Creek: An independent web site with extensive research information on Silver Creek.

Ranch E-News: A Nature Conservancy electronic newsletter on our work with ranchers around the Rocky Mountain West.

Greater Yellowstone: The Nature Conservancy's work to protect the world's best known natural area and its wildlife.

Nature picture credits (top to bottom, left to right): Photo © Alan Eckert (elk).