BOISE GIVES BACK BY ARIANNA CRETEAU
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Employees from Idaho Power participate in a volunteer workday. / Courtesy Land Trust of the Treasure Valley
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Whether you’re a lifelong Idahoan or among the newly inducted, you probably know that people here are pretty great. Rarely will your average resident leave the door closed in front of you or throw that piece of trash out of the window. We’re giving of our resources, money, and yes, even our hours.
Offer up your time
The Land Trust of the Treasure Valley is heavily involved and busy preserving land within and around the Treasure Valley. Founded in 1996 with the promise to protect habitats and educate locals about farming, ranching, the foothills, and more, LTTV is a unique and valuable resource for agriculture land owners and outdoor lovers in southwest Idaho. By working with private landowners to find permanent land conservation opportunities, Executive Director Eric Grace says the organization strives to protect the qualities that are actually inspiring a lot of people to move here. “We are a small organization that relies on the community for support,” Grace says. “Land, they’re not making any more of it.”
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SERVING TREASURE VALLEY SENIORS FOR 38 YEARS PROVIDING
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Situated on 16 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds with walking paths, gazebos, horseshoe court and gardens
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