The Idaho Rangeland Resource Commission was created by House Bill No. 910, Chapter No. 14, Title No. 58, Idaho Code, which was passed by the Legislature and signed by Governor Cecil Andrus during the 1994 legislative session.
Our Mission: To provide programs that result in an informed public that understands and supports balanced, responsible management of Idaho's economically vital private and public rangelands.
A Western Rangelands Partnership is building this website as part of the Agriculture Network Information Center (AgNIC). It is one of many belonging to a national effort to bring a broad range of agricultural information, resources, and tools to the web. The original AgNIC rangelands website was created in 1995 by the University of Arizona, but its focus was largely on local aspects.
More than 100,000 OHVs are registered in Idaho today and 10,000 additional OHVs are being registered each year! Because many people enjoy riding OHVs on Idaho’s state and federal lands, resource managers have created this website to provide a wide range of information sought after by OHV riders in Idaho.
The Idaho Rangeland Resource Commission and Idaho Fish & Game partnered to create a new educational video about hunting on rangelands. This video includes basic knowledge that hunters should have before venturing out to hunt on either public or private rangeland. The most important message is to always ask for permission before crossing or hunting on private land. Do your homework and get a map. Do not assume the land is public. It will make for a better experience for everyone.
Idaho's rangelands make great playgrounds for outdoor recreationists. They are also important workplaces for ranchers. There is plenty of room on Idaho’s rangelands for all of us if we take care of the land and treat each other with respect.
The Idaho Rangeland Resource Commission was created by House Bill No. 910, Chapter No. 14, 
