Surveys and Comment Opportunities

The following forms are presently open for public comment.

For general comments, please contact us.

Habitat Restoration Volunteer Opportunities

Restoring sagebrush and bitterbrush habitat for wildlife: Mile Marker 19 Fire on Hwy 21.

Meet at 9 AM at the MK Nature Center or 9:45 AM at the site. Plan to return to Boise between 2 & 4 PM

Plan to plant sagebrush/bitterbrush seedlings by hand.

Training, tools, gloves, and planting equipment is provided. If you have a favorite planting tool like a small shovel or garden trowel, knee pads/kneeler, or favorite work gloves, bring them along!

Seedling planting involves hiking, packing equipment, digging and bending over/kneeling to plant.

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Public Comment - Migratory Game Bird Proposed 2019-2020 Seasons

Migratory game bird proposals for the 2019-2020 seasons are available for review through March 27, 2019.

Included below are proposals and comment opportunities for:
  • Waterfowl
    • Youth seasons
    • Ducks
    • Canada Geese
    • Light Geese (Snow and Ross's)
    • White-fronted geese
  • Doves
  • Crows
  • Sandhill Crane
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Providing Effective Feedback:

  • Read and understand the information you are commenting on
  • Feel free to reach out to the agency with questions
  • Be concise but support your claims
  • Base your justification on sound reasoning, scientific evidence, and/or how you will be impacted
  • Address trade-offs and opposing views in your comment
  • There is no minimum or maximum length for an effective comment
  • The comment process is not a vote – one well supported comment is often more influential than a thousand form letters

 

Constructive Comment Considerations

A comment can express simple support or dissent for a regulatory action. However, a constructive, information-rich comment that clearly communicates and supports its claims is more likely to have an impact on regulatory decision making.

These tips are meant to help you. Constructive comments have an impact and help agency policy makers who are making regulations. (learn more at regulations.gov)