Idaho Forest Restoration Partnership
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Statewide forest-restoration nonprofit network
Mission and Description
Statewide nonprofit connecting and supporting collaborative groups working to restore resilient Idaho forests.
Organization Information
Browse category: Forest Conservation and Restoration
Organization type: Forest Restoration Partnership
State: Idaho
Service area: Statewide
City / area: Boise
Programs and membership: Independent Idaho nonprofit coalition of organizations and individuals with a board, monthly review activity, collaborative-support network, workshops, grant and scholarship programs, research resources, advocacy, and statewide forest-restoration reporting
Meetings and events: Collaborative forest restoration, forest resilience, wildfire and insect-risk response, healthy forest-industry support, partner networking, workshops and webinars, project reporting, capacity building, training assistance, policy communication, and science-based management
Reported operating status: Active
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