Stand · Find your defenders

Who’s defending Stibnite Mine / Boise?

5 groups have it in their care

National forest in Idaho, 2,500 acres, managed by the U.S. Forest Service.

The defenders

The groups doing the most work here

5 groups are on the record for Stibnite Mine / Boise, each tied to it by a source our editors read, in the order they carry the weight. Give directly; nothing routes through us.

On the ground

Also in the fight

9 more work nearby but are not tied to Stibnite Mine / Boise on the record

The situation

What’s happening to Stibnite Mine / Boise

The East Fork of the South Fork of the Salmon River, one of the last strongholds for endangered Chinook salmon, runs directly through the Stibnite mine project area. The mine would block fish passage for years and leave acid drainage that could last centuries. The Forest Service approved it anyway.

  1. 2020Draft EIS released for Stibnite Mine
  2. 2025Record of Decision issued approving mine with modifications
Forest Service approves the Stibnite Gold mine

Source: Idaho Capital Sun · January 3, 2025

No public comment window is open on Stibnite Mine / Boise right now. A call script is ready on the Public Lands Action Network, and the groups above are how the fight gets funded and argued in the meantime.

Your move

How to stand for Stibnite Mine / Boise

Build my lineup around Stibnite Mine / Boise: the leading group here opens it, and the other seats fill from this record.

Stibnite Mine / Boise has defenders. It needs more.

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

Sources and methodThe situation, timeline, and threats: the MTJP threatened-lands record for Stibnite Mine / Boise, with per-item sources. Group 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 this place: 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 2026-10-05. Nothing on this page is pay-to-play.