Forests do more than blanket our mountains—they tell the story of Idaho itself. From the towering white pines of the 1800s to today’s carefully managed

Idaho is home to over 21 million acres of forest, nearly 40% of the state’s total land area. But managing that vast wilderness responsibly requires

Idaho’s outdoors are anything but one-dimensional. Every season brings a shift in rhythm—snowmelt in spring, long summer days, crisp fall mornings, and powder-packed trails in

The experience of buying land used to begin with paper plat maps, a drive through remote terrain, and a lot of guesswork. Today, that process

Idaho has officially surpassed 2 million residents, according to the latest census data released by the Idaho Department of Labor on December 23. This milestone

The way we experience the great outdoors is evolving. While national parks and public lands continue to attract visitors, more outdoor enthusiasts are turning to