Make a Difference in Idaho
In Idaho, we’re bringing people together to drive transformational change and tackle the biggest conservation challenges. We invite you to join the effort. Together, we can create a world where people and nature thrive.
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Silver Creek Farm Receives First Trout-Safe Certification
A new partnership between The Nature Conservancy and leading ecolabel Salmon-Safe demonstrates how regenerative agriculture practices can benefit watershed health.
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TNC Protects High Priority Wildlife Habitat in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
The acquisition of a 634-acre ranch near Henrys Lake ensures critical connections for wildlife.
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TNC Expands Forest Restoration Partnerships in Idaho National Forests
A new partnership with the Idaho Panhandle National Forest focuses on proactive treatments that help prevent catastrophic wildfires.
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The Nature Conservancy in Idaho Acquires Property in Teton Valley for Land and Water Conservation
Launched as the Teton Creek Land & Water Project, the acquisition enables a unique opportunity to conserve valued landscapes and improve streamflow for the benefit of Yellowstone cutthroat trout.
Conservation in Idaho
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Farmers Taking the Lead for a Healthier Future in Idaho
We are sharing the stories of farmers joining a growing movement to build healthier soil and more resilient water supplies using regenerative agriculture in the face of a changing climate.
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Building Resilient Water Supplies
Investing in sustainable water use and natural climate solutions can help ensure water security even in a changing climate.
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Wildfires and Forest Management
TNC scientists and policy experts are grappling with a dramatic change in the role of fire in our region as a warming climate and a century of fire suppression drive ever larger and more intense blazes.
Places We Protect
Silver Creek Preserve
A unique spring creek, a world-class trout fishery and amazing wildlife await you at Silver Creek Preserve.
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See the Places We Protect in Your Community
TNC has helped to conserve more than 400,000 acres from the forests of North Idaho, to the desert canyonlands of the Owyhees, and to the grasslands of the Greater Yellowstone.
Opportunity
Volunteer for Nature in Idaho
Join The Nature Conservancy in Idaho as a volunteer. Work alongside staff, partners and other volunteers to care for nature.
