Our Programs
Spokane River
Storm gardens help take PCBs out of the hydrologic cycle, prevent them from entering the Spokane River, and recharge our aquifer.
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National Forests
More than a century of forest and fire management in Northeast Washington, North Idaho, and Northwest Montana has transformed the characteristics and function of forests.
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Environmental Education
Kids are becoming increasingly disconnected from the outdoors and lack a true understanding and appreciation for the bountiful forests, water, and wildlife of the Inland Northwest.
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Climate Change
In the Inland Northwest, climate change is demonstrated by lesser snowpack, warmer temperatures, and lower summer precipitation.
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The Lands Council and our partners, work diligently to keep our Spokane River clean and healthy.
"Hangman Creek, also known as Latah Creek, is choked with bacteria and record levels of dirt. The temperature's too high. There isn't enough vegetation. The water is running too fast, eroding away the banks, sending even more soil sloshing into the river."
