Idaho Conservation Project Tracker

The State of Idaho's Conservation Project Tracker tells stories about the significant accomplishments of Idaho's broad conservation partnership: local, state, and federal agencies working with private landowners, nonprofits, and others to promote good stewardship.

Idaho is home to magnificent and diverse landscapes – rivers, lakes, mountains, forests and desert canyons, is rich in its wildlife and habitat, and contains ample fertile ground suitable for a variety of agricultural pursuits.  Those involved in managing Idaho's lands and resources have deep roots. They know that caring for the land benefits both bottom line and future generations.

Conservation the Idaho Way reflects the conviction that the very best way to care for and enhance Idaho's soil, water, air, plants and wildlife is through voluntary stewardship. Conservation the Idaho Way utilizes our natural resources to benefit all Idahoans while maintaining and improving our natural resources for future generations. 

We have a lot of stories to tell. These are some of them.

Tracker tells stories at a broad-brush level. Individual project performance measures and expenditures should not be relied upon for complete and total accuracy and should be confirmed with a project's lead implementer. Project locations subject to confidentiality provisions under state and federal law specify the location of a local conservation district or USDA service center office