Strawberry bush. Sweet bubby. Sweetshrub. Whatever you call it, anyone can recognize this native plant by the pleasant scent.

According to a pamphlet from the United States Forest Service there are more than 20 poisonous plants in Idaho. These are ...

In the sterile environment of a chemistry lab on ISU’s Pocatello campus, the same steps, movements, and mantra of “hazho'i ...

Local ecologist Iara Lacher has a vision where lawns become native plant havens, creating a corridor of properties brimming ...

Native nations regained federally recognized rights and political power at the same time as the national environmental awakening. In fact, tribal nations exercised environmental sovereignty in ways ...

Idaho law requires all out-of-state watercraft to be inspected and decontaminated at a watercraft inspection station prior to ...

Spring brings the return of color to the garden as bulbs bloom, perennials re-emerge, and new annuals settle in. But there’s ...

Watercraft inspection stations managed by the Idaho State Department of Agriculture are open for the 2025 season. This means all boat owners — regardless of their watercraft size, propulsion, motorize ...

Shouldn’t that also include clean air, water, and soil? The simple solution is to add more native plants while reducing the amount of broad-spectrum chemicals we apply to our landscapes.

SIOUX CITY -- Learn about the native plants available to purchase when the Loess Hills Wild Ones present "Meet the Plants and Rollout the Grants" from 1 - 2 p.m. April 13 at the Dorothy Pecaut ...

When four dams were built on the lower Snake River in Idaho in the 1960s, they inundated ancestral lands and fishing grounds of Columbia River Native Americans, including the Nez Perce Tribe.