The Latest from ICL
On the Road with ICL’s 2019 Artist in Residence Carl Rowe
What a journey! ICL's 2019 Artist in Residence Carl Rowe takes to the road to showcase his breathtaking oil paintings of Idaho's unique and diverse landscapes in rural communities across the state.
Salmon Workgroup in Boise Rolls Up Its Sleeves
We need to consider immediate fixes to stem extinction and also mid- to long-term solutions to fully restore Idaho’s fish to abundance. . . we have to discuss all the 4 Hs and ocean conditions and predators when we consider our policy recommendations.
Owyhees Face Double Jeopardy from Land and Air
If you care about the Owyhee Canyonlands, we encourage you to comment on these two proposals.
Idaho Power Proposes Changing Rules for Existing Solar Customers
Over 4,000 families and small businesses would see large increases to power bills
Idaho Forest Restoration Projects Are Already Well Underway
The proven track record of local forest collaboratives creates potential for larger wins through efforts such as Shared Stewardship and creates hope for the forests we all treasure.
ICL Installs Electric Vehicle Charger at Boise Office
ICL’s Boise office is the proud owner of a new electric vehicle (EV) charging station. We are working to do our part to support clean transportation in Idaho.
McCall Star-News Viewpoint: Barrick's Record Does Not Bode Well for Stibnite
I became discouraged and disappointed when I read that Barrick Gold had bought into the project since I am all too familiar with their track record in South America and in Chile in particular.
Treasure Valley Canals to Pathways Project
ICL and partner organizations are working on a project to turn Treasure Valley canals into multi-use pathways that connect communities, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase infrastructure options for cyclists and pedestrians.
Low Level Flights Need High Level Attention
The Air Force plans to allow supersonic flights of multiple aircraft skimming as low as several hundred feet above the ground.