Idaho bridges more than the continental divide:

A red state with a streak of bright purple, Idaho banks on tech, recreation and agriculture. Its history of logging, ranching and mining has left a complicated legacy on its awe-inspiring landscape. In Boise, America’s fastest growing city, you can ski and golf on the same winter day. But the challenges and opportunities facing state and tribal governments are familiar: urban sprawl, limited resources, energy sources, and conserving the wild for future generations.

As the country grapples with COVID-19 restrictions, please know that SEJ conference planners are considering various contingency plans. You can help us by answering a few brief questions and pre-registering for Wednesday workshops (SEJ members only) and Thursday tours that will hopefully be held on-site in Boise. There is no cost for pre-registering. Your spot will be reserved and we will reconfirm your commitment prior to invoicing.

Join Society of Environmental Journalists and our host, Boise State University, in September 2020 for a jam-packed election year agenda!

Conference co-chairs:

Rocky Barker, Retired Daily Environmental Reporter

Christy George, Freelance Radio News Editor