AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWildlife Watch: Idaho Fish and Game posted video of a rare wolverine in the Pioneer Mountains, adding to a small set of “reliable” sightings since 2021. Road & Water Resilience: ITD begins Monday repairs to 2024 flood damage on SH-162 south of Kamiah, with fish-protection steps like dewatering in in-water work areas. Public Health: Idaho health officials say rabies-positive bats are up this year, and a new guide urges people to act fast after any possible exposure. Energy & Land Use: A rural Idaho county is reconsidering a renewables ban after pushback, while national coverage highlights how data-center growth is driving land-price spikes and local resistance. Wolves Policy: A Trump order would put a 90-day clock on whether to remove Endangered Species Act protections for gray wolves and Mexican wolves, a move Idaho residents will feel through hunting, ranching, and wildlife management debates. Avian Flu: USDA reports new H5N1 detections in poultry operations, including two backyard outbreaks in Idaho’s Canyon and Gem counties.
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