Not sure what to do with your extra zucchini squash this season? Consider donating extra produce as part of the University of Idaho’s Extension and 4-H “Grow-a-Row” garden produce donation program. In response to the largest income gap in the nation, rising costs of living, and over 40 perce…
SODA SPRINGS — The Tincup fire remains active and continues to consume dead and down fuel. Higher fuel moistures and significant live vegetation are currently keeping fire activity moderated, allowing a slow surface fire to rejuvenate the forest. Occasional single-tree torching has been obse…
Samantha Diaz of Jackson has been a presence at the Rendezvous Hillclimb for several years. On August 3rd, Sam broke her own women’s record by less than 30 seconds after being challenged for the title. One hour and 18 minutes and 24 seconds is her new mark. What possessed her? Perhaps it was…
The planning consultants for Moose Creek Ranch have asked that county planning staff postpone the conditional use permit hearing slated for Aug.13 pending a variety of new studies and considerations for the proposed expansion.
At 11:30 p.m. Aug. 17, 1959, Martin Stryker was asleep in a tent with his two younger brothers at the Cliff Lake campground near a mountainside about 18 miles west of West Yellowstone, Mont. His father and stepmother were asleep in another tent about 15 feet away.
As part of the larger Teton Canyon Hazardous Fuels Reduction Project, the Caribou-Targhee National Forest will start cutting trees to reduce the risk of wildfire near Teton Canyon starting Aug. 19. “Fuels work allows us to improve ecological conditions in a safe manner,” said Jay Pence, Teto…
Thanks to the vision of landowner, Al Davis, another stretch of the South Fork is forever protected. The Teton Regional Land Trust (TRLT) recently completed this conservation easement that builds on decades of conservation along the South Fork. The recently conserved property has been in Dav…
Project WILD is offering workshops in July and August for adults who want to share the wonders of Idaho’s natural resources with the next generation. These wildlife-focused conservation education program for K-12 educators, scout leaders, parents, day care providers, or anyone interested in …
The Southeast Region of the Idaho Department of Fish and Game is hosting a brand new public event this year aimed at getting hunters ready for hunting season this fall.
There is a steadily growing interest in home production of organic food. For most home gardeners, utilizing organic methods of production comes naturally, and can easily be implemented with little difficulty. The first principle of organic production is to feed the soil rather than trying to…
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