IDAHO LANDS

Since its beginning in 1972, the Idaho Foundation for Parks and Lands, a private nonprofit 501(c)(3)corporation, has worked to protect beautiful and critically important properties. IFPL has handled more than $12,000,000 in real estate assets and our administrative budget has never been more than one percent of our asset base... The Idaho Foundation for Parks and Lands is a statewide public benefit privately-funded organization whose mission is to preserve and protect open space lands and unique natural, scenic settings for public benefit through various flexible conservation methods... Founded in 1972 by executive order of Governor Cecil Andrus, Idaho Foundation for Parks and Lands works to protect outdoor resources. The Foundation's first transaction was to protect the 15,000 Railroad Ranch in Island Park, which later became Harriman State Park. Governor Robert Smylie wrote the agreements that would preserve all 15,000 acres of the ranch as a gift from the Harriman Family to the..

Primary location: Boise United States