Keeping the Wild in the Selkirk Ecosystem
NOTICE: SCA ANNUAL MEETING AUGUST 19TH FROM 9:30-12 IS GOING VIRTUAL! Due to the ongoing COVID crisis and the extreme rise in cases in north Idaho, the SCA Board has decided to host a “virtual” online SCA Annual Meeting this year. This decision is made for the public health safety of our community members and SCA members. We sincerely apologize …
Arboreal Lichen Collections Have Been Temporarily Suspended! Unless the Canadian Government makes a decision to augment the southern Selkirk Herd with a bull from another area, our remaining two cows will not be pregnant, so a spring penning will not occur. We will announce here and on Facebook if/when these collections resume. You can also email us at SCA@SCAWILD.ORG to be added to …
SCA Members learn more about invasive/noxious species in our bi-annual newsletter, Sightlines. Periodically, we’ll share these updates on our website as well. If you have a species you’d like to know more about, please email us at SCA@SCAWILD.ORG and we’ll consider it for an upcoming newsletter. SPOTTED KNAPWEED ‘Garden Thugs’ aka Purple Loosestrife …
View film of the Last Log Drive on the Priest River, courtesy of the Bond family. Part 1: Part 2: Part 3:
Select the following link to see the Draft Management Plan and add your comments if desired. http://restoringthekootenai.org/OtherFWProjects/Caribou/
Stop by and say hello this Saturday, May 29 and Sunday, May 30 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM at our booth in front of the Coolin Civic Center during the Coolin – Priest River Spring Festival in Coolin. Click here for more info on the Festival