Idaho Action and Impact
Your support allows us to advance critical conservation work in Idaho.
Every year, we look forward to sharing with you our boldest accomplishments in our annual impact report. This year we have even more to celebrate, as 2024 marks the completion of our latest five-year strategic plan for The Nature Conservancy in Idaho. That strategic plan, launched in 2019, was ambitious and unlike anything we’d ever done before.
Quote: Mark Menlove
Our greatest successes of 2024 prove how much our work has grown—partnerships formed one relationship at a time, conservation work so important it has expanded across regions.
The stories in this impact report are not just a celebration of the past year, but a representation of both the evolution and the staying power of the innovative solutions we’ve built over the past five years. None of our successes would be possible without countless people beside us—our outstanding partners, our talented staff (including new staff you’ll meet in the report) and especially you, our dedicated supporters. Thanks to you, we can continue making lasting change for people and nature in Idaho.
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From protecting habitat to regenerative agriculture, our work is making a difference today and promises even greater impact tomorrow.
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10 Native Idaho Plants
From grasses to tall trees, Idaho is home to thousands of species of plants. Learn more about some of our state’s special plants with these 10 highlights.
Made of Salmon
Salmon are inextricably linked to our way of life, the health of our natural systems and communities across the West. Protecting them benefits much more than fish alone.
Sagebrush Sea
The Nature Conservancy is working across Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Nevada and Oregon to protect this iconic western landscape, one of the largest natural systems in North America.