Targhee Forest Collaborative
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Regional forest collaborative
Mission and Description
Eastern Idaho collaborative supporting sustainable forest-health, watershed, habitat, and community projects in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest.
Organization Information
Browse category: Forest Conservation and Restoration
Organization type: Forest Collaborative
State: Idaho
Service area: Regional
City / area: Island Park
Programs and membership: Independent community and stakeholder collaborative with organized meetings, Forest Service project presentations and field review, multi-interest participation, project development, and coordination around sustainable Caribou-Targhee National Forest management
Meetings and events: Forest health, hazardous-fuels reduction, wildfire resilience, watershed restoration, habitat improvement, sustainable forestry, economic opportunities, project review, field engagement, stakeholder dialogue, and collaborative recommendations
Reported operating status: Active
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