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Forest Service fails to address threats to Boise River watershed in draft approval of open-pit mine exploration
Tess McEnroe 9/24/24 Tess McEnroe 9/24/24

Forest Service fails to address threats to Boise River watershed in draft approval of open-pit mine exploration

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Conservation Organizations challenge U.S. Forest Service’s approval of the Burntlog Route Geophysical Investigation
Nick Kunath 5/8/24 Nick Kunath 5/8/24

Conservation Organizations challenge U.S. Forest Service’s approval of the Burntlog Route Geophysical Investigation

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Local groups raise alarm for mining company’s plans to explore for an open-pit mine in headwaters of Boise River
IRU Staff 10/24/23 IRU Staff 10/24/23

Local groups raise alarm for mining company’s plans to explore for an open-pit mine in headwaters of Boise River

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U.S. Forest Service Urged to Reject Massive Idaho Gold Mine Threatening Endangered Species, Public Health
Nick Kunath 5/28/19 Nick Kunath 5/28/19

U.S. Forest Service Urged to Reject Massive Idaho Gold Mine Threatening Endangered Species, Public Health

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Idaho Rivers United recognizes the traditional lands of the First Nations and First Peoples who have been stewards of the land and waterways in which we work for thousands of years. We value and prioritize the opportunities to partner with them and are honored to work alongside those who have protected and preserved these landscapes for time immemorial. These opportunities call us to commit to continuously learning how to be better stewards of the lands in which we work.

The following Tribes have been active participants in our campaigns and programming. Our organization encourages our partners to learn more about conservation efforts being led by these and other tribes in Idaho: Nimiipuu (Nez Perce), Shoshone-Bannock, Salish Kootenai, Kootenai Tribe of Idaho and the Shoshone-Paiute. To read more about why we prioritize tribal justice in our work, go to our Tribal Partnership page.

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