AGP Executive Report
Last update: 17 minutes agoGrizzly Conservation: A draft plan for the Selkirk-Cabinet-Yaak grizzlies in North Idaho and nearby states could receive final approval in December. It sets long-term population goals and mortality limits for a region with at least 120 bears. Wildlife Recovery: Idaho Fish and Game is seeking volunteers to plant sagebrush and bitterbrush in burned parts of the Magic Valley. The shrubs can take decades to return naturally and provide vital habitat for mule deer and sage-grouse. Public Lands: More than 1 million comments opposed repealing the federal Roadless Rule; an analysis of published comments found 99.1% against the change, which could affect protected forests across the West. Invasive Plants: The Bureau of Land Management plans aerial herbicide treatments on 15,800 acres in southwestern Idaho to target invasive species. Water Quality: Health alerts for harmful cyanobacteria at Lake Lowell, Henrys Lake and Island Park Reservoir warn of risks to people, pets and livestock.
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