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Grizzly elk encounter thrills viewers
Visitors got a rare chance to view raw behavior of a grizzly bear that killed then devoured a large bull elk. → Read More
Properly drown campfires
With wildfires raging throughout the west, forest managers are working to educate campers on how to properly put out a campfire. → Read More
Ranchers: Leave our sheep dogs where they are
Ranchers in Idaho say people are taking their sheep dogs home, leaving flocks vulnerable. → Read More
Feds put sights on sea lions
Despite strong opposition, wildlife officials plan to start killing large numbers of sea lions in the Columbia River Basin. → Read More
Old Smoothie is gone!
Seismic activity in the Sawtooth Mountains has created dramatic changes in the landscape, including one caught on video tape. → Read More
The Boardwalk to Nowhere
After a strong earthquake in March, melting snow revealed a major change in the landscape around Stanley Lake. → Read More
Trail construction continues after helicopter incident
After two lawsuits and alleged harassment by a helicopter pilot, the crews are working on the Stanley to Redfish Lake Trail. → Read More
Sockeye solutions
As Idaho's most endangered salmon begins its downstream migration, the Governor's Salmon Working Group searches for ways to save the species from extinction. → Read More
Idaho sockeye begin perilous journey
Idaho's most critically endangered fish species rides spring runoff. → Read More
Sturgeon pond provides opportunity to catch a lunker
More than a thousand sturgeon provide the opportunity for anglers to easily catch the biggest fish of their lives. → Read More
Grizzly confirmed near Grangeville
After a grizzly was confirmed in Idaho County, officials are asking visitors to be extra aware. → Read More
State Parks to reopen on May 30
The State of Idaho plans to reopen parks at the end of the month. → Read More
Camping during COVID-19
As many Idahoans are itching to get outside, mountain communities hope to avoid a spike in COVID-19 infections. → Read More
Virtual Yellowstone
The gates to Yellowstone are closed but there is still a way in. → Read More
Trumpeter swans winter in Idaho
Every winter, trumpeter swans flock to the Henry's Fork of the Snake River. → Read More
Can I go fishing?
Many anglers who have awaited the arrival of spring are uncertain about whether they can go fishing. → Read More
Fish and Game pays anglers to remove rainbow trout
With cutthroat trout declining, Fish and Game is encouraging anglers to keep all rainbow trout on the South Fork of the Snake River, even paying them to do so. → Read More
Yellowstone and Teton Parks close indefinitely
The National Park Service has closed Yellowstone and Teton Parks indefinitely. → Read More
Oregon Governor endorses breaching dams
Washington State’s three Republican U.S. House members are outraged after Oregon governor John Kitshaber called for breaching four dams on the Snake River in Washington. → Read More
Vertigals gather at Bogus Basin on Wednesdays
A women's ski group called Vertigals meets every Wednesday to ski and socialize. → Read More