Wildlife & Public Safety: Idaho Fish and Game relocated a yearling moose from a residential yard in Rupert near I-84 to more suitable habitat, after repeated reports of young moose wandering into communities and roadways. Wildlife Crime: A Pocatello man, Joelseph Jenkins, was sentenced to prison and lost his hunting license for life after an unlawful guiding scheme that included illegal bears and elk, plus guiding without a license. Federal Land Management: A new report says the Forest Service authorized expanded gas-powered chainsaw use in the Frank Church–River of No Return Wilderness without public comment or environmental review, raising concerns about possible spread to other wilderness areas. Water & Agriculture: Southern Idaho farmers are using soil moisture sensors to fine-tune irrigation and conserve water as drought deepens and future Snake River Plain Aquifer regulation approaches. Wildfire Outlook: A wildfire column highlights how smoke and earlier high-risk conditions could hit Idaho sooner than many expect. Policy & Accountability: Environmental groups are pushing back on efforts by Sen. Mike Lee and others to rescind the Roadless Rule, arguing wildfire prevention can’t be used as a cover for weakening protections.