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Registration opens for Boise water-wise landscape classes

Idahostatesman.com Life

Jan 14

Registration is now open for a series of free water-efficient landscaping classes. The sessions, sponsored by United Water Idaho, the City of Boise, and the University of Idaho Extension, will teach homeowners how to incorporate the principles of xeris... »

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Fee-Free Weekend on BLM Land

Boise Weekly

Jan 13

Need to get outside over the holiday weekend? The Bureau of Land Management just made it a little more affordable.… [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ] »

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BLM Open House Addresses Sage Grouse Conservation

Boise Weekly

Jan 05

The public will have its chance to weigh in on two new proposals to change land management practices on public lands across the West to help conserve sage grouse and their habitat. The Bureau of Land Management recently published two Instructional Memo... »

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BLM Proposes Energy Development Zones for Public Lands

Boise Weekly

Dec 29

The Bureau of Land Management today unveiled plans to create new guidelines for wind and solar projects on public lands. Today's announcement said that the agency would set aside so-called energy development zones before competitive leasing for alterna... »

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Bureau of Land Management now looking at grazing vs. sage grouse

Idahostatesman.com Local News

Dec 24

When ecologist Mike Pellant first arrived in 1981, the Morley Nelson Snake River Birds of Prey area southwest of Boise was called “the asbestos range” because it never burned. »

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