Four moose relocated from University of Idaho arboretum
Fish and Game reminds the public to enjoy wildlife from a safe distance and to avoid feeding or approaching wildlife, as habituation can lead to increased risks for both humans and wildlife. For more information on living safely with wildlife, visit the Idaho Fish and Game website or contact the Idaho Department of Fish and Game at 208-799-5010.
Idaho Fish and Game has entered into a new Good Neighbor agreement with the Forest Service under the EXPLORE Act
By aligning with the Fish and Game mission, the agreement ensures that projects not only improve forest conditions but also sustain healthy wildlife populations, protect critical habitats, and expand opportunities for hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation.
Idaho Fish and Game completes fish survey in the Snake River below American Falls Dam in southeast Idaho
Last month, Idaho Fish and Game completed a fish survey in the Snake River below American Falls Dam and tagged 200 trout. Surveys like this one reveal important information about fish populations which helps inform management decisions moving forward.
Bridge replacement to temporarily close the boardwalk and kayak launch at Billingsley Creek (South) in the Magic Valley Region
Idaho Fish and Game's Billingsley Creek South boardwalk and kayak launch will soon undergo a Monday-Friday closure beginning January 26, through approximately November 13, 2026. The closure is necessary for public safety while the local highway department removes and replaces the bridge over Billingsley Creek.
F&G's Frank C. Jones boating access site near King Hill reopened Dec. 13
Idaho Fish and Game’s Frank C. Jones King Hill fishing and boating access site has been closed since Oct. 20 while crews have been completing necessary upgrades to the parking area.
Two Washington residents charged with alleged unlawful take and waste of a bull moose in North Idaho
Two Washington men were charged on Dec. 11 with various wildlife violations in connection with the alleged unlawful take of a trophy bull moose in Idaho.
Watch for wildlife on highways and avoid costly collisions
Hitting a deer or an elk is hazardous to drivers and passengers, and often results in thousands of dollars in vehicle damage, not to mention a preventable loss of wildlife. The following precautions will help reduce your chances of an animal collision.
Help Fish and Game study burbot in the Kootenai River—and earn rewards in the process
Idaho Fish and Game is once again inviting burbot anglers to take part in the Kootenai River Angler Science Program—an effort that helps biologists gather valuable information to make burbot fishing even better.
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