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Majestic views of the Cabinets, pristine beaver habitat, and native plants make this place special. Grassy meadow with a few conifer trees and snowcapped peaks in the far distance.

Summer Internships Offered at Kaniksu Land Trust 

Cover photo courtesy of Kaniksu Land Trust Kaniksu Land Trust (KLT) is now accepting applications for the 2025 Conservation & Education Intern Program, an exciting opportunity for individuals pursuing meaningful careers related to conservation and natural resources. The program is designed to encourage students who grew up in the area to return home for the summer, […]

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Idaho Forest Group Spearheads Landmark Conservation Agreement for Coeur d’Alene River Tributary

Photos courtesy of Idaho Forest Group This past September, nearly 2,000 acres of North Idaho forest along Prichard Creek, a tributary of the Coeur d’Alene River between the town of Prichard and Thompson Pass, was protected from future development thanks to an Idaho Forest Group (IFG) donation of a conservation agreement to Kaniksu Land Trust.

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Public Lands Organizations Guide 2023

There are dozens of outdoor recreation, wildlife, and land conservation organizations and public lands agencies that protect, enhance, and help manage Inland Northwest public lands. They work to protect and maintain trails and other recreation destinations, wildlife, and natural resources. Find one or more that strike a chord with you and support them and our

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Photo of hikers on Antoine Peak at sunset.

State of Inland Northwest Hiking Trails

Recreational trails in the Inland Northwest are constantly undergoing upgrades, thanks to local volunteers who tackle both new and ongoing projects in our region. Months or even years before recreationists see new trail construction, upgrades to existing trails, or even annual maintenance, dedicated representatives from local organizations are meeting with land managers. Together, they identify

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