Mike Crapo: “I draw a very great quote from Gifford Pinchot, who was the first chief of the Forest Service, who defined conservation…”

“Secretary Burgum’s announcement moves us one step closer to allowing Idaho wildlife professionals to manage a recovered grizzly population in a way that protects both the species and Idaho communities.”

This $31 million award is a significant investment in Idaho’s future and further establishes our state as a national leader in advanced nuclear energy.

Counties across Idaho should not have to repeatedly face uncertainty about whether the federal government will uphold its responsibility to communities containing vast amounts of tax-exempt federal land.

Taxpayers deserve a tax system that is competent, responsive and works for them.