Idaho
Stand · Find your defenders

Who’s defending Idaho?

4 public places under threat in Idaho

28 groups have them in their care

The defenders

The groups doing the most work here

6 groups are on the record for Idaho, each tied to it by a source our editors read, in the order they carry the weight. The other 6 are likely to care: a guess from mission and footprint, with no source tying them to this fight. Give directly; nothing routes through us.

On the ground

Legal · Hailey, ID

Western Watersheds Project

Challenging BLM’s grazing management across 1.4 million acres of the Jarbidge and Bruneau river canyonlands, where it won an injunction blocking ranchers from grazing beyond their permit limits.

Fighting for Bruneau-Jarbidge Rivers and Craters of the Moon4 live federal cases across all their work

18 staff85¢ to the workFounded 1993

Legal · Boise, ID

Advocates for the West

Represented Western Watersheds Project in the Jarbidge grazing litigation, winning 2004 and 2005 NEPA rulings, a 2009 injunction that grazing-as-usual must end, and a 2011 order closing 17 allotments across the 625,000-acre resource area.

Fighting for Bruneau-Jarbidge Rivers and Stibnite Mine / Boise1 live federal case across all their work

14 staff + 41 volunteers79¢ to the workFounded 2003

Also in the fight

Likely to care: a guess from mission and footprint, no source ties them to this fight

16 more work on Idaho

The places

Under threat in Idaho

Each has its own page with the groups on the record for it. The most urgent first.

  1. Critical threatStibnite Mine / Boise National ForestForest Service approves the Stibnite Gold mine
  2. Threat developingDeLamar Mine / Owyhee River CountryBLM opens review of open-pit cyanide heap-leach gold mine
  3. On watchBruneau-Jarbidge RiversChronic overgrazing degrades river corridors
  4. On watchCraters of the Moon National MonumentGrazing impacts on expanded monument lands

Your move

How to stand for Idaho

Idaho has defenders. It needs more.

6 groups on the record, 6 more likely to care, Idaho Conservation League with 37 staff + 343 volunteers. That is who is holding it. Find your way in.

Sources and methodGroup crews and program ratios: IRS Form 990 via ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer, latest filed year, EINs on each group’s profile. Which groups are on the record for Idaho: MTJP editors tie a group to a fight only with a source link they have read, one link at a time. A group without one is shown as likely to care, a guess from the federal court record and the group’s own mission and footprint. Org-reported figures are always labeled. Data verified as of 2026-09-23. Nothing on this page is pay-to-play.