In this episode, host Hannah Smay interviews the Idaho Conservation League's 2019 Artist in Residence Carl Rowe. They talk color, connection and taking Carl's art on a tour of Idaho. The ICL Artist in Residence program was developed to explore the nexus of art and nature. Check out this episode to hear about what that process looks like for the very talented Carl Rowe.

After a bit of a hiatus, the Wild Idaho Podcast is back with new host Hannah Smay and returning co-host Haley Robinson! In this episode, we chat with the Idaho Conservation League's Program Director Marie Callaway Kellner about the four major campaigns ICL is working on. These campaigns include working toward making Idaho carbon neutral, restoring Idaho's salmon and steelhead, cleaning up the Snake River, and protecting Idaho's Public Lands. Listen to find out more!

This episode, we chat with Executive Director Rick Johnson as he prepares to retire from ICL in June. We talk about big accomplishments, hope for the future, and the fact that sometimes all it takes is just one person to make a big difference.

On this episode of the Wild Idaho podcast, we talk to the Idaho Conservation League's Energy Associate Ben Otto about climate change and energy in Idaho. We also discuss the major announcement from Idaho Power that they will be transitioning to 100% clean energy by 2045. Listen to learn more about what you can do to support a clean energy future for Idaho!

BONUS EPISODE: ICL's Legislative Intern Allison Olson chats with ICL's Gov. Relations Director Jonathan Oppenheimer to dig in to what's going on in the Idaho Legislature currently, what it means for everyday Idahoans and ways you can get involved.

Our series on the Midas Gold project continues with Part 2! In this episode, we discuss the current status of the project and some of the legal and regulatory background related to this project.

ICL's John Robison chats with community members, former federal employees, and Austin and Haley about the Midas Gold project near Stibnite. This is the first episode in our two-part series on Midas Gold. Part one provides background on why people love the South Fork Salmon River watershed and discusses the history and impact of mining in this region.

Dr. Sara Dant, history professor at Weber State in Utah, joins the Wild Idaho! podcast to provide a historic perspective on Western states and the evolving relationship between their inhabitants and the environment.

Our friends and colleagues from North Idaho are in town, so the Wild Idaho! podcast sat down with them to get updates on their work on closing down coal power plants and protecting Lake Pend Oreille.

The Wild Idaho! podcast sits down with Jenny Estes, ICL's development program manager, to learn what it means to be an ICL member — and why ICL couldn't do the work we do without the generous support of all our members.