Protecting Your Wilderness



Friends of the Clearwater, a recognized non-profit organization since 1987, defends the Idaho Clearwater Bioregion's wildlands and biodiversity through a forest watch program, litigation, grassroots public involvement, outreach, and education on the eastern edge of the Palouse, where the doug fir and cedar forests meet the rolling hills.


Action Alerts

Idaho Panhandle NF Comments Due

Forest Service Releases Draft Plan for Public Comment. Your Voice Needed to Protect Mallard-Larkins, Grandmother Mountain, and St. Joe River.

New Website
Friends of the Clearwater is working with Buffalo Girl Productions to make a new website! The new site will contain exciting and accurate information on all roadless areas in the Clearwater Basin, as well as areas designated wilderness. All write-ups will include new maps and wildland photos.
Comment on Port of Lewiston Expansion
The Port of Lewiston has filed for a permit with the Army Corps of Engineers to expand its docks/facilities, which would enable the port to receive larger cargo on a regular basis, such as megaloads. The Army Corps of Engineers prepared an environmental assessment for this project. Comments are due on March 30, 2012.
NREPA Introduced in Congress
H.R. 3334, the Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection Act, was finally introduced into the 112th Congress.
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