Wildlife

Our members are dedicated to making sure that wildlife has a voice. KEA works to educate the public on wildlife issues while promoting the health of game, non-game wildlife and habitats. The wildlife that demands our atten-tion in northern Idaho are wolves, grizzly bears, woodland caribou, lynx, bull trout, white sturgeon and the pika.

Latest Wildlife Topics:

  • The Goose Story April 20, 2012

    The U of Idaho geese have been saved from further torment. At least for now. Some perspectives on the whole affair from the KEA Board of Directors who did the saving: At the end of March, the Univers...

  • Saving the U. of Idaho Geese April 13, 2012

    At KEA, we are nothing if not all-purpose conservation problem-solvers. Of course, we’re busy with clean water, land use, and forest issues. But some days the phone rings and we’ll have a brand new is...

  • Monitoring Flight Finds Selkirk Caribou in Idaho February 26, 2012

    We had heard through the grapevine that reporter Becky Kramer had taken a trip with our colleagues at Selkirk Conservation Alliance in their aerial caribou monitoring flight earlier in February. The r...

  • War on Wolves Worsens February 22, 2012

    Idaho’s obsessive war on wolves got insanely more heated today as Idaho’s Senate Resources Committee approved a bill that would open up new methods to kill the legislatively de-listed endangered speci...

  • Save the Selkirk Caribou January 29, 2012

    The uproar continues over the proposed critical habitat designation for woodland caribou in the Selkirk Mountains. Recently, more than 200 people turned out at an event orchestrated by the Bonner Coun...

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