Keeping the Wild in the Selkirk Ecosystem
Yes! I want to help raise $15,000 for SCA’s Film Festival in support of scientific research, education and advocacy for the water quaility of Priest Lake and its watersheds for all those who live, love and recreatehere in the Selkirks! All donations are tax deductable!
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Select the links below for the Endangered Rivers organization’s reports: https://www.americanrivers.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/MER2021_FINAL_Report_ReducedSize-1-1.pdf
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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: