Lemhi Regional Land Trust
Conserving Landscapes & Lifestyles in Central Idaho
Ranching and recreation are cornerstone industries in Lemhi and Custer Counties and conservation helps ensure those industries can continue. Private lands conservation means land continues to be available for ranching and that fish and wildlife habitat remains intact, contributing to those cornerstone industries and benefiting all of us by supporting the local economy. Don’t forget …
You don’t have to look hard to find wildlife on our conservation easement properties & that’s reason #5 to support LRLT on Idaho Gives Day, May 5th. Working with landowners, LRLT has protected on of the only blue heron rookeries on the Salmon River (Cole Ranch conservation easement), a section of Hayden Creek home to …
A huge THANK YOU to the crew at Life on the Range & the Idaho Rangeland Resource Commission for featuring our newest conservation easement completed in partnership with the Tyler Family of Leadore, the Idaho Governor’s Office of Species Conservation & Bonneville Power Administration in July as part of their video series. We truly believe …
It is time for another insightful blog post from me, Madison Harper, Salmon Valley Stewardship’s and The Lemhi Regional Land Trust’s intern. The first month was about getting acquainted with my coworkers, learning the best places for a hot meal and finding out the best picking spot for huckleberries. My first month came and went …
Check out the award winning film being shown right here in Salmon on April 27th by our partners at Trout Unlimited! They will also be showing some short local films spotlighting Trout Unlimited’s work here in the Upper Salmon & are looking into resurrecting the Upper Salmon Chapter of Trout Unlimited. Can’t make the movie …
Spring in the Upper Salmon is officially here & that means the trees are leafing out, pastures are greening up & the steelhead are returning to spawn. Those first two signs of spring are universal, regardless of where you live, but the last one, spawning steelhead, is a bit more unique. Most everyone has heard …
