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Make a Difference in Idaho
In Idaho, we’re bringing people together to drive transformational change and tackle the biggest conservation challenges. We invite you to join the effort. Together, we can create a world where people and nature thrive.
Latest News
TNC Receives $102.5 Million for Conservation Work Across Six States
Of the full award amount, $19.4 million was granted to The Nature Conservancy in Idaho to conserve climate-resilient landscapes.
The Nature Conservancy in Idaho Welcomes New Silver Creek Preserve Manager
Dirk Anderson will live on Preserve grounds and oversee its day-to-day management.
The Nature Conservancy Completes Restoration Project at Silver Creek Preserve
Restoration of Stalker Creek on the Preserve will improve streamflow, enhance habitat and benefit the entire watershed.
The Nature Conservancy in Idaho Welcomes New Lead Scientist
Taylor Ganz will provide science support across TNC's programs.
Featured Stories
Farmers Taking the Lead for a Healthier Future in Idaho
We are sharing the stories of farmers joining a growing movement to build healthier soil and more resilient water supplies using regenerative agriculture in the face of a changing climate.
Wildlife Across Idaho
Idaho is home to hundreds of unique and iconic species. Learn more about the animals and the habitats that support them.
Made of Salmon
Salmon are inextricably linked to our way of life, the health of our natural systems and communities across the West. Protecting them benefits much more than fish alone.
Report
Idaho's Year in Conservation
See how your support inspired our achievements in the 2023 Impact Report.
Places We Protect
See the Places We Protect in Your Community
TNC has helped to conserve more than 400,000 acres, from the forests of North Idaho to the desert canyonlands of the Owyhees and to the grasslands of the Greater Yellowstone.
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