Volunteers pulled into Mud Creek trailhead parking at 8:30 AM, Wednesday morning. USFS employees greeted the readied crew with hefty sacks of softwood cuttings and all the tools they needed…
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Winds in the Wilderness: FSPW Volunteers Conduct Whitebark Pine Analysis
The ecological communities in northern Idaho's subalpine environments have evolved under extreme conditions: strong winds, intense insolation, and long, frigid winters with persistent snow pack are par for the course. …
Citizen Scientist Front: Preliminary Weed Mitigation Results Positive!
FSPW Wilderness Stewards are seeing promising advancements this summer in the noxious weed abatement efforts of the Treasured Landscapes Campaign. This is Phase 2 of a sizable, 3-Phase Restoration project…
A three hour cruise!
Come join us on the Shawnodese cruise boat for a three hour cruise on September 2o. This is a limited space three-hour cruise that will leave Hope at 3:30 and…
Our Wild Weekend For Wilderness is coming September 5 and 6!
Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Wilderness Act on September 5 and 6 with FSPW and the Idaho Conservation League with two days of fun, education and presentations on wild…
Winds in the Wilderness: The Plot Thickens on Historic Star Peak Trail
Climbing mountains, step1: Go up! And on into the skyline went these kids, the heat of August and a hint of creek-side looming; these kids went up! Sometimes making sharp turns,…
Cinnabar Challenge Grant 2014 Update
Thanks to your support, we've raised $ towards our goal of $! Once again, the Cinnabar Foundation has put a challenge grant out there for us to match. If we…
Winds in the Wilderness
At 4300ft elevation wild sarsaparilla faded out, while the terrain held strong. Scratchy, porous, ruby brushed rocks appeared housing beargrass communities of subalpine fir and huckleberry, with the noble shrubby-penstemon…
