300 acres on Mica Peak Foothills will be part of newly conserved property
Three hundred acres in Kootenai County known as Quail Haven will be permanently protected, the Inland Northwest Land Conservancy announced on Wednesday.
Inland Northwest Land Conservancy
The Inland Northwest Land Conservancy on Wednesday announced the permanent protection of 300 acres in Kootenai County known as Quail Haven.
Nestled in the foothills of Mica Peak, the newly conserved property protects critical wildlife habitat. It is a key ecological corridor in an area facing development pressure, according to the INLC.
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