The Idaho Conservation League is Idaho’s leading voice for conservation. With 18 staff in three offices across the state, ICL knows that protecting Idaho’s clean air, wilderness, wildlife, and clean water transcends partisan politics. ICL works to protect Idaho’s wilderness and public lands—places like the Clearwater Basin of Central Idaho and the Selkirk Mountains of the North. ICL also works to protect homes and communities by keeping air and water clean and safe, monitoring government policies, and encouraging energy efficiency. ICL collaborates with others when possible and is a strong advocate when needed. ICL is the voice of conservation for all Idahoans and thousands of ICL’s members at the Idaho Legislature, in the halls of Congress, and at all levels of government. ICL was founded in 1973.

Recent Grant History:

2012 - $100,000 A two year grant to protect Idaho\'s clean water, air, wilderness, and quality of life through citizen engagement, public education, and advocacy. Place-based Conservation

2012 - $3,000 For flights to monitor the continued presence of caribou in the Selkirk Mountains. Opportunity Fund

2011 - $5,000 For a review of the organization's online communication's strategy. Conservation Capacity

2011 - $100,000 A two-year grant to build a broad base of support for conservation and compatible economic development in the Pioneer Mountains-Craters of the Moon region of central Idaho. Place-based Conservation

2010 - $10,000 To protect unique natural areas in the Pioneer Mountains and Craters of the Moon region of south-central Idaho. Grassroots Fund

2010 - $100,000 To protect Idaho's clean water, air, wilderness, and quality of life through citizen engagement, public education, and advocacy. Conservation Policy

2010 - $35,000 To support community-based stewardship and conservation in the Pioneer Mountains and Craters of the Moon region of central Idaho. Place-based Conservation

2010 - $10,000 To build support for wildlife habitat protection in Idaho’s Clearwater Basin. Grassroots Fund

2008 - $200,000 A two- year grant to build new constituencies that can be informed, empowered and inspired to take action to protect Idaho.

2008 - $30,000 To develop a strategic marketing plan for targeting new conservation voices in Idaho.

2008 - $100,000 A two-year grant to protect Idaho's clean water, air, wilderness, and quality of life through citizen engagement, public education and advocacy. Conservation Policy

2007 - $70,000 For general support to promote conservation in Idaho. Conservation Policy