Outdoor Idaho (IdahoPTV)

SCHEDULE

May 18 - 7:00 pm
     Borderlands
May 29 - 8:00 pm
     Cycling Idaho
Jun 5 - 8:00 pm
     The Bureau That Changed The West
Jun 12 - 8:00 pm
     Birders, Banders & Binoculars

More broadcasts

WHAT WE'RE WORKING ON

Windmill "Powered by Nature" Can Mother Nature provide an electrical charge powerful enough to keep the lights on? In eastern Idaho, the answer is a resounding Yes.
Airs May 8 & 11

BEHIND THE STORIES

Eastern Idaho Trying to be Powered by Nature
We explore the challenges and opportunities of wind, solar, and geothermal power More of this story

FROM THE FILES

Rock climbers "25th Anniversary Show" We honored the occasion with 25 years of memorable people, scenes and stories.

Salmon river scene "A Middle Fork Journey" documents the largest log jam on the river in our lifetime, and what was done about it. Be sure to check the website for the full-length version of the dynamite explosion.

Old photo of mine entrance "Silver Valley Rising" documents the roller coaster ride of one of the world's richest silver producing regions. The roller coaster is heading back up. This Superfund site is definitely on the mend!

COMING UP

The true Wild West, a place of colorful history and endless horizons.
Visit the Web site.

FEATURE PRESENTATION

As a new feature, we are offering a full-length show for folks to watch online. This month's show is A Palouse Paradise. Enjoy! green countryside in the palouse with barn and horses

green countryside in the palouse with barn and horses

Hi-bandwidth

Lo-bandwidth

mp4

Visit the website

WATCH CLIPS


"Centennial Trail" Hi-bandwidth Lo-bandwidth	"Angler's Paradise" Hi-bandwidth Lo-bandwidth

"Cycling Idaho" Hi-bandwidth Lo-bandwidth	"Taste of Idaho" Hi-bandwidth Lo-bandwidth
More mini movies Show promos

OUTDOOR IDAHO LIBRARY

Adventures
History
People
Places
Rivers
Hunting & Fishing
Resource Issues
List of all shows

OUTDOOR IDAHO NEWS

January, 2008 – Outdoor Idaho won for Best Series at the annual PBS gathering in Ohio. "A Palouse Paradise" also won for Best Science & Nature program; and "Idaho Getaways" won the Information category. The awards came from NETA, the National Educational Telecommunications Association. Check out our other awards.

REGIONAL OUTDOOR NEWS

Report warns thousands of historic sites on USFS lands in danger
A report (.pdf) issued Thursday by the National Trust for Historic Preservation said that there are at least 325,000 sites of significant historic value on national forest lands across the nation that are at risk because the U.S. Forest Service doesn't have the money to protect them.

As climate changes, public land managers' role evolves
The loss of glaciers in Glacier National Park in Montana will change how the flora and fauna that depend on the environment fed by the glacier live - and where they live; public land managers in Montana and across the nation are wondering how changes they're seeing on their lands will, or should, alter how they do their jobs.

Outdoor Idaho Sponsorship provided by: