Interagency Natural Resource Center Offices

Located in the heart of Idaho’s scenic landscape, the Idaho Interagency Natural Resource Center (IINRC) serves as a beacon of collaboration and sustainability. This 27,000-square-foot facility was thoughtfully designed to bring together multiple federal agencies under one roof, fostering a spirit of unity and shared purpose. The center houses the administrative operations of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS), and the Idaho Panhandle National Forest, creating a cohesive environment that enhances interagency cooperation and operational efficiency.

A Model for Eco-Friendly Innovation

At the heart of the IINRC’s design is a commitment to eco-friendly practices and cost-effective infrastructure. The building’s energy-efficient systems, including advanced HVAC technology and modern LED lighting, reflect a forward-thinking approach to public infrastructure. The center’s flexible workspaces are tailored to the unique needs of each agency, supporting their mission to protect and preserve Idaho’s rich natural resources.

Connecting Purpose and Place

The IINRC is more than an office—it’s a space designed to inspire connection, innovation, and stewardship. Nestled amidst Idaho’s vast wilderness, the center’s design embraces sustainability while symbolizing the unity and dedication of the agencies that call it home. The IINRC stands as a model for future public buildings, blending practicality, sustainability, and collaboration into a seamless experience.