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Happy Holidays, I started at the top of 2025 as the new Idaho State Director. This year has been a bit of a rollercoaster with a shifting landscape for the work we do at Trout Unlimited. At the start of … Continue reading →

From Eric Crawford Dear friends, As we close out another year of the Snake River campaign, it feels right, though perhaps a bit cliché, to pause and reflect where we found inspiration, what we accomplished, where we fell short, and … Continue reading →

By Shawn Hills When I first got the TU/NPT internship; I was ecstatic that I would finally be able to go out and help with conservation efforts. Although I have been fortunate enough to grow up in the gateway to … Continue reading →

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Fall meeting of Idaho Council of Trout Unlimited will be Saturday October 18 at the Fairbridge Suites and Hotel in Idaho Falls.

With my deepest sincerity I want to thank you for selecting me to receive the Idaho State Council of Trout Unlimited Graduate Scholarship. In my application I emphasized that by selecting me for this scholarship you were not only providing … Continue reading →

Noah Frost, a current graduate student at the University of Idaho researching Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout in Idaho’s Blackfoot River, is one of our new recipients of the Idaho State Tour Unlimited Scholarship. The Idaho Council of TU’s scholarship was awarded … Continue reading →

Friends and supporters, Each spring, I look at the river with hope. As high-country snow melts, flows rise, and once again, the spring Chinook begin their long journey home. In the Snake River Basin—one of the most extraordinary salmon landscapes … Continue reading →

By Greg Fitz Boise, Idaho – Erin Plue has been chosen from a strong field of candidates to lead Trout Unlimited’s (TU) Idaho program. Since 2020, Plue has led TU’s watershed restoration work in northern Idaho, including the Coeur d’Alene, Pend … Continue reading →

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