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You don’t want to miss meetings. There is much going on and so many issues to discuss!

WE NEED YOU!





Date: 12-14-24

Meeting Location: 501 Baybrook Court

Time: 10:00 am to 3:pm

RSVP: [email protected]



Questions: 208.869.3318
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ATTN: All outdoor recreation enthusiasts

If you plan on visiting public lands this week, prevent heat-related injuries by staying hydrated. Hydrate before you head outdoors, during outdoor activity and after activity. As a general rule while recreating in heat, drink at least 8 ounces of water every 15 to 20 minutes. Also, limit your time in the heat and take breaks in a cool spot.

#stayhydrated #yourpubliclands #recreation
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**Trail Crew Report**

June 26 - July 03, 2024

This report comes from the South Region Trail Rangers, David Fish & Hunter Marlatt representing trail work on the Boise National Forest, Idaho City Ranger District.

Idaho has one of the largest trail systems in the United States. Keeping trails accessible to users is the number one priority of the Trail Ranger program. Their goal is to open the most miles of trail in a season while at the same time improving the trail system with light maintenance so all users can enjoy Idaho’s trails.

Making more miles of trail available to trail users, disperses the use, reduces environmental impacts, and user conflict.
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The Idaho Recreation Council is comprised of Idahoans from all parts of the state with a wide spectrum of recreation interest and love for the future of Idaho and a desire to preserve recreation for future generations of Idahoans. If you believe access is important to your recreation please consider joining a club in your area.

Responsible Shared Use

These three words succinctly express the Idaho Recreation Council’s philosophy; a philosophy that emphasis rights and responsibilities.  For example, both motorized and non-motorized users recreate on public lands but each also has a responsibility to act in a way that minimizes their impact on the resource as well as on the other users.  With these opportunities granted to us, comes responsibilities. 

The phrase goes beyond simply advocating multiple use.  It requires from those who advocate it a willingness to not be selfish.  It means other’s preferences are accepted recognizing that one’s choice of recreation is not better than another, just different, and that not one user group has greater rights than another.  Behavior is courteous and respectful at all times and is not dependent upon others behavior.

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Sandra Mitchel | Executive Director

Jim Kulm | President

‘Mike Mickelsen’ | RV

Cliff Hoisington | 4 x 4

David G | ATV

Randy Harrison |  Rock Hounds

Kirk Buck |  UTV

Mark Wood | Snowmobile

Mark Jennings | Vice President

Sean McConnachie | Jet Boat

Steve Frisbie | Treasurer

Steve Swann | Backcountry Aviation

Ron Hancock | Small Suction Dredge Mining

Address:
 
Idaho Recreation Council
PO Box 1317
Eagle, Idaho 83616
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