Southwest Idaho All-Lands Partnership
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Landscape-scale forest and wildfire partnership
Mission and Description
Regional partnership coordinating cross-boundary forest management and wildfire mitigation across southwest Idaho.
Organization Information
Browse category: Forest Conservation and Restoration
Organization type: All-Lands Forest Partnership
State: Idaho
Service area: Regional
City / area: Boise
Programs and membership: Independent regional coalition with a process manager, partner network, landowner program staff, newsletters, jointly planned projects, pooled funding and expertise, industry engagement, and active public-private landscape initiatives
Meetings and events: Active forest management, wildfire mitigation, hazardous-fuels treatment, private-landowner assistance, forest resilience, treatment mapping, industry engagement, stewardship stories, cross-boundary planning, funding coordination, and Fire Ready Forests programming
Reported operating status: Active
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