AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWater Crisis: Idaho endured its hottest water year on record, and extreme drought now grips much of the south. Upper Snake reservoirs, including Palisades, American Falls and Jackson Lake, are just 8–9% full, raising concern about another difficult water year. Habitat Restoration: A coalition is working to restore streams and riparian areas at southeast Idaho’s 920-acre Kackley Ranch Preserve while keeping it a working ranch. Safe Drinking Water: Island Park received a $1.4 million low-interest loan to identify and replace lead service lines, with more than $1 million forgiven. Wildlife Protections: A Ninth Circuit hearing could reshape federal protections for Idaho and other Northern Rockies wolves, now managed by states after delisting. Wildfire Recovery: Idaho’s Sagebrush in Prisons program expects to send about 55,000 native seedlings to restoration projects. Public Lands: Fish and Game plans herbicide treatment at Fort Boise Wildlife Management Area to control invasive weeds and reduce wildfire risk.
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