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Right now the fate of Idaho’s roadless forests is at stake. The Bush Administration is taking one last crack at the Nationwide Roadless Rule with a swipe at Idaho. Essentially, they want to roll back nationwide protections in Idaho, and hand over millions of our last undeveloped forests to special interests. They are not even …read more.

Relatives of mine that live in north Idaho have an unexpected guest at their mountain home this winter. They are taking care of a Moose calf thanks to a neighbor allegedly poaching the calf’s mother. They are great people, and are taking good care of the calf. Read the full story on Travelin Yeti

Watch the video below then take action! Note: This is what is going up in north-central Idaho – aerial gunning in the Clearwater.

Subject: Support The Bear Protection Act, H.R. 3029 This one is a no-brainer! Support The Bear Protection Act, H.R. 3029! In the U.S. there is no national legislation governing bear parts trade. Rather, a complicated patchwork of state laws is in place, which makes law enforcement and successful prosecution of offenders difficult. From Alaska to …read more.

The Bush Administration has just issued a disastrous “License to Kill” plan that could trigger the extermination of half the gray wolves in Wyoming and Idaho, starting as early as October — unless we stop it now. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is accepting public comments on this cruel proposal only until August 6. …read more.

Yellowstone Buffalo, the last genetically pure breed of Bison in the WORLD, are at the cusp of slaughter at the hands of the Montana Department of Livestock. They say the slaughter is in the name of brucellosis, but yet they don’t even test them. They hide their true agenda. Read on… Dear Buffalo Supporters, Montana …read more.

Report Poachers

  • Idaho: 1-800-632-5999
  • California: 1-888-334-2258
  • Oregon: 1-800-452-7888
  • Montana: 1-800-847-6668
  • Nevada: 1-800-992-3030
  • Utah: 1-800-662-3337
  • Washington: 1-800-477-6224
  • Wyoming: 1-800-442-4331
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