Idaho BHA funds Sage Grouse in Schools program Idaho BHA / Friday, June 1, 2018 / Categories: Media Idaho BHA provided funds to assist a US Fish & Wildlife Service program to bring school groups from southern Idaho on field trips to learn about sage grouse. The kids get the opportunity to view sage grouse leks during mating season and also engage with landowners who help manage vital sagebrush habitat. The entire program was described by Jason Pyron, USFWS supervisory biologist, in this way, "We have worked really closely with our partners to create a program that teaches kids about sage-grouse biology and sagebrush conservation, while emphasizing the importance of negotiation and communication skills." You can learn more about this program and see additional photos at: http://usfwspacific.tumblr.com/post/176784906095/from-schools-to-sagebrush-the-greater-sage-grouse Photo credit: Josh White, USFWS Previous Article Public Spotlight: Caddo-LBJ National Grasslands Next Article OPINION: The Smith River: A truly Montana experience, thanks to LWCF Print 9 Rate this article: No rating Tags: Idaho Chapterhabitatnews Idaho BHAIdaho BHA Other posts by Idaho BHA Contact author