Idaho’s salmon are facing extinction. Congressman Mike Simpson says the only way to save these ocean-going fish is to breach the four lower Snake River dams, all located in the state of Washington. His proposal has generated both condemnation and praise. Outdoor Idaho explores one of the most controversial and consequential issues facing the Northwest.

“The Next Chapter” looks to the future. We meet the new owners of an historic homestead along the Salmon River. We explore how the Forest Service, the Bureau of Land Management and the state’s Fish & Game Department are adapting to new challenges. We also hear from farmers trying out soil-friendly solutions, and learn how an outdoor recreation leader is dealing with a changing climate.

Wildflowers capture the hearts of those willing to look down and around. Outdoor Idaho is entering the world of wildflowers to tell the stories of the colorful flora that dot our state. We'll be looking at wildflowers through the eyes of botanists, photographers, herbalists, farmers and hobbyists. We'll delve into the science, the beauty, the ecosystem, the history and the culture of wildflowers.

Idaho is changing and so are the agencies and organizations that manage our land and wildlife. “Taking Agency,” will look to the future. We’ll see how the Forest Service is evolving and find out how the Bureau of Land Management and Idaho Fish and Game are adapting. We’ll also see how kids and an organization are stepping into the forefront of trail maintenance.

Change is inevitable and that’s why we’re identifying the people behind it in “Faces of Change.” In this show, we’ll welcome new owners to a historic homestead. We’ll hear from farmers trying out new, soil-friendly farming solutions. And we’ll take a look at how climate change is affecting our outdoor recreation.

With better equipment, more training opportunities, increased inclusion and decreased stigma, people with physical challenges are increasingly able to enjoy the outdoors, including competing in major races. This episode of Outdoor Idaho features athletes with disabilities who are breaking barriers and defying labels, and looks at how Idaho is poised to be a destination for para-sports.