ID SCR132

Recognizes the 50th anniversary of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, approved by Congress on October 2, 1968, and celebrates Idaho's contributions to river protection through Senator Frank Church and Representatives George Hansen and James McClure.

Notes that Idaho has 891 miles of designated Wild and Scenic Rivers (less than 1% of the state's 107,651 miles of rivers) and acknowledges their economic benefits through tourism, river outfitting, and recreational and tribal fisheries.

Requires that any future changes to Wild and Scenic River designations be considered only through transparent processes that include input from affected Idahoans.

Directs federal land management agencies to allocate adequate financial resources and expertise to ensure ongoing protection, management, and utilization of Idaho's designated Wild and Scenic Rivers.

References the Wild and Scenic Agreement, which quantifies federally reserved in-stream water rights on specific Idaho rivers and was approved as a court order by the Snake River Basin Adjudication court.