Outdoor Idaho (Idaho Public Television)

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May 20 - 7:00 pm
     Palisades By Season
May 24 - 8:00 pm
     Writers at Harriman
May 31 - 8:00 pm
     Wilderness in the 21st Century
Jun 7 - 8:00 pm
     A Palouse Paradise
Jun 14 - 8:00 pm

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WHAT WE'RE WORKING ON

Elephants Perch batholith
"Idaho Geology, a Convergence of Wonders"

An hour-long exploration of Idaho's crazy geology. Aired March 2012. Visit the show website

BEHIND THE STORIES

Working Extremes
When winter withers away the nation’s symbol of freedom flocks to the Palisades pines for spring nesting. More of this story

FROM THE FILES

"Idaho Geology" Irresistible forces meet immoveable objects.

"The People's Land" What does it mean when more than 60% of your state is federally managed?

"Working for Wildlife" Can wolverines and recreationists coexist?

"Wilderness In the 21st Century" A lot has changed in the wilderness saga in the last 50 years.

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A man sitting in fall-colored huckleberry bushes. [Credit: Kris Millgate]

Fish the famed South Fork of the Snake River, teeming with more than 5,000 wild trout per mile.
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OUTDOOR IDAHO NEWS

Regional News Icon April 2012: "Salmon River Lodges & Legacies and "The People's Land" receive regional Emmy nominations, in the Historic Program and Public Affairs categories, respectively.
April 2012: At the Worldfest International Film Festival in Houston we receive Platinum awards for "Wilderness in the 21st Century," "Flying Idaho," and "Working for Wildlife." We also receive Gold and Silver Awards for "Canyonlands Calling," "Idaho Fairways," and "Eyes of the Forest."

REGIONAL OUTDOOR NEWS

Researchers warn of grizzly bear project in Montana's Madison Range
A team of researchers from the Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team will be at work between May 21 and June 8 in Montana's Madison Range, trapping and collaring grizzly bears, and signs will be posted warning those recreating in the area to be aware of increased bear activity.

Colorado Mining Association asks U.S. Supreme Court to hear roadless case
Although Colorado has developed its own plan to manage the federal roadless areas within the state's borders, officials of the Colorado Mining Association said there is merit in opposing the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule, and for that reason the Association has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn the federal law.

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