Animal fighting is a cruel and barbaric activity in which animals forced to fight suffer horrible injuries and often death. This extreme form of cruelty is not acceptable as it tarnishes Idaho’s image and the reputation of its society.Legislation (H.B. 516) has been introduced to finally crack down on this illegal activity and bring Idaho …
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Tonight a rare combination of hunters, anglers and outdoor enthusiasts gathered at the Idaho Historical Museum to learn more about Idaho’s roadless areas. The event itself was organized by Trout Unlimited, the Idaho Conservation League and the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership.It was great to see a wide variety of ages and public land users at …
ExxonMobil announced another record-breaking profit > $36.13 BILLION in 2005! Insane! Despite this, they still refuse to invest in cleaner, safer energy solutions or to even pay those hurt by their own oil spills.Enough is enough, ExxonMobil has a new CEO and now is the time to let him know our views regarding their irresponsible …
Background on ExxonMobileProvided by ExxposeExxon.comAs one of the world’s most profitable companies, ExxonMobil has the power to move the world toward a more sustainable energy future. Instead, ExxonMobil has acted consistently to move our country backward on energy policy by opposing efforts to stop global warming, lobbying to drill in America s most pristine wilderness …
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Idaho Conservation League (ICL) News ReleaseIdaho’s population center left out of the mix when it comes to commenting on roadless-area managementBOISE—Three groups working to save national forest roadless lands in Idaho are teaming up to give hunters, anglers and outdoor enthusiasts in the Treasure Valley their only opportunity to provide input on how inventoried roadless …
Image by Getty Images via DaylifeThis true story illustrates the plight of Yellowstone Grizzly Bear recovery in IdahoSource: Rocky Barker/IdahoStatesman.comMy Initial Thoughts:The bowhunter in the article; Dan Walters disgusts me to no end. The mere mention of how he put 1 arrow in and left her to bleed to death overnight, then brag about his …
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