Idaho Forest Restoration Partnership
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2026 Forest Restoration Workshop
April 7 & 8 @ The Coeur d'Alene Resort
Join us for our annual workshop event on Public Lands Collaboration: Building on Success and Addressing the Gaps. This year's workshop is co-hosted by IFRP and Montana Forest Collaboration Network. Additional details and registration can be found here.
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The partnership was formed to help strengthen collaborative forest restoration efforts across Idaho. The partners have agreed to support four principles in a common vision for our forests:
- In Idaho's forests, strategic forest restoration is essential to address the current challenges posed by uncharacteristic wildfire, insects, disease and climate change.
- Active management is needed in some areas of public forests to restore their resiliency.
- A healthy forest industry is an important and necessary part of a restoration strategy to offset restoration costs and to provide jobs and economic stability in rural communities throughout Idaho.
- Collaborative groups can provide useful advice and recommendations on forest restoration projects, through cooperation between citizens, including interest groups, elected officials, and pubic land managers
The Idaho Forest Restoration Partnership, Inc. connects, informs, and supports collaborative groups working to restore the resilience of Idaho forests. The Partnership is a coalition of organizations and individuals, formed as a nonprofit organization in the State of Idaho.
IFRP will create a network to help Idaho forest collaboratives connect with each other
and get the information and resources they need to succeed. The network is intended to respond to the needs of local collaboratives -- not to direct or steer their decisions.
and get the information and resources they need to succeed. The network is intended to respond to the needs of local collaboratives -- not to direct or steer their decisions.
IFRP will advocate on behalf of collaborative forest restoration. As appropriate, IFRP will communicate with the Idaho congressional delegation, the U.S. Forest Service, other land managers, and stakeholders.