Restoration Efforts in Idaho's Panhandle National Forest

Trout Unlimited and the Forest Service have been working together to restore native trout habitat and improve wildfire resiliency in Idaho's Panhandle National Forest. The partnership has led to significant progress over the past five years, with a focus on collaboration and community involvement. The forest is beloved by anglers for its westslope cutthroat and bull trout populations, and the restoration efforts aim to protect and preserve these species. By working together, the partners have set the stage for important work in 2026, and are committed to continuing their efforts to restore and protect the forest's natural resources.