AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPriest Lake Wetlands: A reader contributor says development plans for the Coolin wetlands could damage vital habitat. Idaho’s Supreme Court ruled that the land divisions used there circumvented state subdivision laws. Water and Drought: A study finds drought conditions often move together across Western watersheds, leaving water managers fewer options when neighboring regions dry out at once. Invasive Grasses: Federal crews plan aerial herbicide treatments on 15,800 acres in southwest Idaho, using imazapic to curb invasive grasses, reduce fire fuels and support native vegetation. Wildlife and Growth: Opponents of Grand Targhee’s proposed 700-acre expansion warn of impacts to bighorn sheep habitat, water, traffic and housing in Idaho’s Teton Canyon. Water Safety: Health alerts over harmful or toxic cyanobacteria have been reported at Lake Lowell, Henrys Lake and Island Park Reservoir.
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