
Wildlife, Environmental & Cultural Summit
Learn about the threats facing salmon, buffalo, wolves, the Stibnite Mines and more from researchers and activists.
Saturday - June 7, 2025
McCall, Idaho | 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
At the Lakeview Shelter near the Dirk Kempthorne
Visitor Center at Ponderosa State Park
Breakfast and lunch are provided. Free and open to all!
Please register here: https://forms.gle/CTq9cNtkJDoodwQM7


Continuing our traditional activities with youth in 2025

Nimiipuu Protecting the Environment
Who We Are and What We Believe...
We exist to carry on time-honored sustainable environmental practices in the tradition of the Nimiipuu by facilitating and organizing tribal youth and adults in activities for the protection, enhancement, and promotion of mother earth and the Nimiipuu culture.
Our vision is that the Nimiipuu and community members live, work, play, and pray, in an environment which sustains such activities and leaves a light foot-print for the protection of the environment and future generations.
Our Work:
To protect our 1855 Treaty and usual and accustomed areas and
To educate the tribal members and youth on current cultural and environmental issues.
To develop leaders in the environmental area for the next generation.
To promote activism within our tribes and To empower tribal members on effecting change.



Canoe Project 2023

Canoe Project 2022-2023


Canoe Project 2023

Ignatian Retreat, Salmon and Dam Breaching and Treaty rights Seattle University

Thank you Wingspan Media and Megan Mack, for your photo and video journaling of the work of Nimipuu Protecting the Environment!
INTERGENERATIONAL CULTURALLY BASED ACTIVISM

Nimiipuu Protecting the Environment supports the LGBTQ+ community

(3 Minute Video)

Red Road to DC - Free the Snake River (Nimiipuu Protecting the Environment)
(2.5 hrs- Full Event!)
