Idaho’s public lands, and the decisions deciding them.
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Stop logging and fuels treatments across 7,870 acres of Kootenai National Forest
The Forest Service would authorize logging and vegetation removal across 7,870 acres of Kootenai National Forest.
Idaho Power fuel break would clear forest along Jesse Creek transmission line
The Forest Service would expand vegetation clearing beyond Idaho Power's existing right-of-way on Salmon-Challis National Forest.
Sawtooth Lodge expansion inside the Sawtooth National Recreation Area
The Forest Service may authorize new facilities at a private lodge inside a protected recreation area.
Nationwide decisions that include Idaho
Stop the repeal of the Roadless Rule
The Forest Service wants to erase the rule that has kept roads and logging out of 58 million acres of national forest.
Stop delisting the Gila chub from federal protection
Federal protection for the Gila chub, a native Southwest fish, could be permanently removed.
Barataria Preserve hunt unit map opens park to expanded hunting
A new map defining the Barataria Hunt Unit would expand hunting access inside Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve.
Stop reopening Oculina Bank coral habitat to shrimp trawling
NOAA would allow rock shrimp trawlers back into a protected deep-water coral zone off the Southeast U.S. coast.
NPS rule would cut public input on bike trail decisions
The agency wants to remove procedural steps that give the public a say in where bikes are allowed across all national parks.
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