Idaho Department Of Parks & Recreation

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game was established in 1899 by the Fifth State Legislature of the State of Idaho. The department works towards the preservation, protection and management of wildlife, including animals, birds and fish. Its areas of responsibilities include establishment and enforcement of rules and regulations governing fishing, hunting, trapping and acquisition of wildlife management areas. The Idaho Department of Fish and Game issues licenses, tags and permits. The department conducts educational programs for hunters that include classes on hunting equipment and ethics, recovery techniques, distance judging, survival, regulations and a field exercise. It also publishes Wildlife Express, a monthly newspaper for elementary and middle school students. The Idaho Department of Fish and Game undertakes special surveys and research programs for the preservation and management of endangered species.

The Department of Lands Idaho, located in Coeur D Alene, ID, is an official government agency responsible for managing and overseeing various land-related activities in Idaho. They provide leasing opportunities, land sales, and resources for forestry, fire prevention, mining, and navigable waterways. With ten supervisory area offices conveniently located across Idaho, the Department of Lands Idaho offers a wide range of services and support to individuals and businesses involved in land management, conservation, and development.Generated from the website

Healthy Connections in Coeur D Alene, ID is a local organization that partners with the Department of Health and Welfare (DHW) to provide a wide range of services and programs aimed at strengthening the health, safety, and independence of Idahoans. Through DHW, they offer resources and assistance in behavioral health, financial aid, Medicaid, disease prevention, emergency planning, and more, with the goal of empowering individuals and families to lead healthy and fulfilling lives. Generated from the website